Beatles Poems - Poems about Beatles

The Beatles - Lay it to me Sponsor : Charles Messina A Hard’s Days Night A hard day’s night, boss outta sight blankets warm, everything’s all right let’s snuggle, cuddle, no more storm lovely voice on high, good in form peace reigns on Earth, after mad work baby is chuckling, gone is stork sing to stars and beckoning moon guitar...

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June 21, 2025 For the Beatles 'Lay it to Me' song Contest by Charles Messina The old iron curtain came down But soon a clown reclaimed the crown Ruthless and hollow-souled he rose Now a foul Soviet wind blows From the east it battered Ukraine Spreading such cruel and endless pain The past returns in blackened char “Back in the U.S.S.R.” ...

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do you want to know a secret a hard days night, of no regret saw this girl, seems like yesterday misery soon flying away and as I saw her standing there from me to you, a kiss I’ll share got to get you into my life so please, please me, become my wife money can't buy me love, I knew she let it be...

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The Beatles made an awesome hit; from England came, and quickly lit the way that music would be heard. Though some would think it quite absurd, their songs rose high on all the charts and stole the love of teenage hearts. Most famous song was "Yesterday." Paul, John, George, Ringo- led their way! ...

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John..Paul..George..Ringo Starr four Liverpool lads with drums+guitar From Hamburg 's Reeperbahn to a famous worldwide yarn...

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I’ve Just Seen a Face my first selection I become more than I am for the contest I sing without the prompts and make the lyrics mine. I'm happy to have the day off. Neon lights shine in the window as other patrons watch and someone throwing darts pauses to take a look. Free deli sandwiches and chips on a table— a special night to partake. My second, Lady...

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I wonder. I wonder what will happen when all the English dictionaries are burnt and Shakespeare is abolished as FAR RIGHT and Racist, and when the Beatles are vilified for 'She Loves You' when it should have been 'they them love you'. When the battle of Britain Begs an unreserved apology. When the British inventions Are cast aside...

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A New Invasion February 7, 1964 Who can ever forget It was D-Day in reverse A major landing at JFK America was taken by storm Screaming fans had to be held back Four young mop tops started an invasion ...

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I’m bringing out the songs lingering inside as patrons in the bar gaze at me— I’ve been waiting for this night for the last two days. I am looking for the stars while singing from my heart. I sing I’ve Just Seen a Face something I first heard in sixth grade when walking into the classroom. Through the years it stirs sweet memories of women I met. I sing...

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The Beatles, song stylists so far ahead of their time Their music, to harmony what poetry is to rhyme...

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SAT NAM I am rose in sunlight breathing Buddha in middle of balm bathing beckoning my Heart leavening lively I am a loop in Love cathedral of pure ...

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The band John Lennon formed, called The Quarrymen played half skiffle and half rock and roll. Four years later in nineteen sixty, the band evolved into The Beatles with five men lineup. John, Paul, George, Stuart, who died and Peter, replaced by Ringo were nicknamed The Fab Four. Their arrival here sixty years...

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Paul wrote songs he sang with his guitar. The “cute” one, he has come amazingly far! The “smart” one John went successfully solo, but one tragic day got murdered by a nut. George, smoker, lead guitarist and spiritual, “quiet” one, got cancer. He’d composed “Here Comes the Sun.” Ringo, the Beatles’ drummer, met his second wife filming “Caveman.” They’ve enjoyed a long, rich life....

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to the beat beat beat my heart bears the melody holds dear the magic spell ...

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I had the most beautiful musical experience…and it all begins… with a thousand candles and four musicians…one cello and three violins. This string quartet sat on a stage surrounded by candlelight and played music from Bach to the Beatles as day slowly surrendered to night. In a small…intimate setting…before the evening was done… they played everything from Bach’s Brandenburg Concerto...

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