Best Disney Poems


A Disney Tale

You say you're Cinderella,
Or would you like to be. 
Does this mean that you've found, 
Your Prince charming in me? 

You also say you're Jasmine,
So, Princess, please be mine.
A whole new world I'll show you,
A world of love divine.

Your favorite is Tinkerbell,
So I'll be Peter Pan.
Together we can fly away,
Off to Netherland.

And if you're Sleeping Beauty,
Then i will be the one.
To kiss your lips, open your eyes,
And fill your life with sun.

And if I was the Beast,
And your name was bell.
I know that I could count on you,
To free me from my spell.

And if I was Prince Eric,
Would you come with me?
As my Ariel I'd show you,
A lover deeper than the sea.

Just like a disney tale,
Filled all with love and laughter.
You and I will be together,
Happily ever after.

Disney Jingle

Jump inside your story books
come make a lifetime of memories
Wishes and dreams
It's much more than it seems

Skip down Main street
in the shadows of the Magic Castle
Smiles and twinkles in those little eyes
give them and yourself a surprise

Wake up with Sleeping Beauty
Soar high atop a flying Dumbo
Spin with Alice in her teacups
Come see all your heroes close up

Dress as your favorite princess
Walk hand in hand with your favorite character
Let your inner child come through
Make all their dreams come true

Jump inside your story books
Come make a lifetime of memories
Wishes and dreams
It's much more than it seems



Not For Contest
© Tim Smith  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Bill Disney - Dizzy

If you ever drive through our small Oregon Town
You won't help but notice the house that's run down
A man called Bill Disney lived there for ten years
When we learnt of his story it brought many tears.

He was covered in burn scars and walked with a limp
As kids we knew no better and called him the gimp
He rarely went out, sometimes stood at his front door
The only one that spoke to him was a girl at the store.

When folks in town died we'd always show respect
What happened at Bills service we didn't expect
Ten Vietnamese women stood by a general’s side
When the general told his story many of them cried.

"It happened in Vietnam in the year sixty five
These women standing here are lucky to be alive
An orphanage was on fire when Bills platoon arrived
Thanks to Bills heroic action everyone in it survived.

He rushed towards the entrance kicking down the door
And he kept going back in and bringing out more
Went back in one last time to check all was clear
So full of determination and he showed no fear.

The heat was so intense and the building ablaze
You could just see the outline through smoky haze
He finally came out and collapsed on the ground
With third degree burns that's what the medics found.

An honourable discharge and then he came here
And a medal of honour for the man with no fear
That rescue changed Bill he was never the same
People avoided him they should bow down in shame.

He was born in New York city but didn't go back
And settled down here to get his life back on track
He'd been missing for a week so the police called around
And got in touch with us when his medal they found ".

The general then added" Bill was one of the best"
And asked for volunteers to carry him to his rest
I looked around the church at all the hands in the air
Felt sad that when he needed help it just wasn't there.

Never judge a book by its cover my mother told me
I wish I had listened to her and helped Bill Disney 
At his graveside seven soldiers fired shots in the air
A great shame it took his death for people to care.



Written 12 August 2019.

For bring a character to life poetry contest

Sponsored by Richard Lamoureux.


Z Is For Zaria , Abc of Disney Characters Contest

A is for Akela of Jungle Book fame
B is for Baloo from Jungle Book the same

C is for Cinderella what a pretty sight
D is for Donald Duck, hope he doesn’t bite

E is for Eyore the lovely donkey that brays 
F is for the Fairy Godmother your wishes she obeys

G is for the Gopher loves Honey from Winnie the Pooh
H is Hyacinth Hippo from Snow White fame that’s true

I is for Ian the Alligator who is always hungry
J is for Jiminy Cricket who starred in Pinocchio story

K is for Kiara means princess in Swahili from Lion King
L is for the lovely Lady not sure where Tramp is hiding

M Is for Mickey Mouse with the best fashion trend
N is for Nala was Simba’s childhood friend

O is for the Owl with eyes so big. Sees everything
P is for Peter Pan in his book he is king

Q is for the Queen of Hearts with a tray of lovely goodies
R is for Rafiki is a Mandrill meaning friend in Swahili 

S is for Simba who likes to live dangerously
T is for Tramp who is looking for his Lady

U is for Uncle Max the Meerkat another Disney star
V Is for Vitani the outsider lioness who looks from afar

W is for Wendy, she is waving to Peter Pan
X is for Xerxes  you will find him in Aladdin

Y is for Yzma from the Emperor’s new Groove
Z is for Ziggy the hungry vulture everyone hates to love



Hope you like my ABC of Disney
Stories for you Zaria to enjoy.



28/02/2013

Walt Disney and Mickey Mouse

Walt made Mickey a mascot of fantasy.
They grew together building a legacy.
According to his lovely wife,
They mirrored each other's personality of life.

No Lemurs At the Zoo (Thank You Walt Disney)

A short while back when Shayla was three,                     Written just for Barbara's Contest.
I took my granchild's child to the Zoo with me.

She sat in he stroller as we pushed her around,
And she knew almost every creature we found,

Lion goes "RRRR" and Tiger goes "Roar,"
Hippos go "plplplpl" which I'd not heard before.

She knew elephants, horses, gorillas and monkeys,
She knew snakes and Gnus and eurasian donkeys.

Since the day was warm and the child needed a nap,
We sat in the shade on a blanket with her head on my lap.

We ate our lunch as I watched our dreamer,
Who woke and ate hers then pointed up at a lemur.

"Julian" cried the child, "Thats right" cried her mother,
And I looked from one grandkid to another.

When we got home, the child ran to prove it.
In Madagascar, thats a Julian who likes to move-it moveit.


8 Steps On How To Get a Man According To Disney

Step 1-Live in a grand palace with your overbearing father or evil stepmother.
Step 2-Even though you are a princess and live in a palace or castle you have to remember to whine all the time. Complain about how boring your life is.
Step 3- Because your life is so boring you now must do everything in your power to escape the palace and piss off your father or stepmother. Like runaway with some street rat you met in the marketplace, or swim to your cave full of items that you think are magical when they are really just pollution, lose your shoe at a magic ball you were forbidden to go to and finally stay with the hideous man beast who kidnapped you.
Step 4- Find your prince no matter what!
Step 5-Make a deal with an evil witch just so your prince will notice you. The classics are taking a strange apple from some old woman, trading your voice to a creepy octopus lady that will be sure to give you nightmares, or staying in the castle to show the creepy werewolf guy that you love him no matter what spell he is under. 
Step 6-Sit and wait. Don't worry your prince will come. Eventually. I mean how long could it be. It's not like you can tell him you want him. Some octopus ***** stole your voice. And also the street rat...he isn't really a prince but he has a genie best friend so you can lie to your father about that one. And poor Cinderella waiting for Mr. Charming to come with her slipper that somehow only fits her. Apparently that kingdom was filled with Sasquatch women.
Step 7-Finally get your kiss! Yay! You can talk again. You finally woke up from your deep sleep. Man beast was actually really handsome once the spell was broken...don't worry about the hairballs you'll be hacking up for a week. 
Step 8-Live happily ever after. Marry the love of you life who you just met like a day ago and leave people asking what happens after that.

The Disney Princess Poem

You may be thinking
“when will my life begin”
When will the storm subside
So I can see the “colors of the wind”

You may “wonder”
If you’re “almost there”
You find in this “whole new world”
Something special to share

Beautiful as “Belle”
As “sweet as a Nightingales’” song
The hope inside you 
Starts to grow strong

Your dreams rise to “touch the sky”
And a “part of your world”
Goes flashing by

“who’s that girl?”
You may ask
“letting it go” may be a difficult task
But if you dare to stay alert
And learn to “whistle while you work”

You may find joy in all you do
And the dreams you dream will come true.

Walt Disnae -Walt Disney

I Love the Once Upon a Times
and missed the Happy ever Afters

Dissing Disney: Dismal Karma Sonnet

(a true story)

“Don’t make me go to Disneyland,” I cried
Fourteen years old with all the angst that brings
They made me go and something in me died
Depressed by all the fake and plastic things
The second time my parents made me go
Was in my twenties, Paris, lucky me
I sulked; I’m an aesthetic snob, you know
Too selfish to enjoy my children’s glee
The third time was the worst, the fuss I made
At thirty odd, made odder still by drink
I tried to run, got caught in a parade
The final Mickey piss take; now I think
I want to go to Dismaland! Bad luck
For can I get a ticket?  Can I f**k!

by Gail

I Am My Disney Princess

I am compassionate and pray hard,
because I am my own Snow White,
I am poise with my strong mind and spirit,
because I am my own Cinderella,
I am natural and cheerful,
because I am my own Aurora,
I am determined to follow my own dreams,
because I am my own Ariel,
I am loyal, outspoken and intelligent,
because I am my own Belle,
I am independent and have courage for myself,
because I am my own Jasmine,
I am brave and strong,
because I am my own Pocahontas,
I am bringing the honor for my family,
because I am my own Mulan,
I am faithful and assertiveness,
because I am my own Rapunzel,
I am not an ordinary Disney Princess,
because I am me
© Mich Elle  Create an image from this poem.

Disney

I'm nowhere near what I used to be
But somehow, I feel set free. 
I'm no longer a lifeless puppet
Strung along like little miss muppet. 
You stole a peice of me I'll never get back,
Another notch on your belt, 
a real class act. 
I try to forgive, so I can find peace.
It seems impossible, I'm still angry. 
You're in control 
even out of my life, 
I feel less than whole...
That's what you want, right?
Just call me Pinocchio, 
Whittled to your perfection.
Dreaming a new life,
in this world filled with hell,
Stuck in the present.





March 12, 2016

Premium Member Fantasy- the Disney Land of Imaginations

She covets luxury so unprecedented
especially a lingerie made by a thousand hands
with sparkling diamonds out of bounds to human sight
and covers made out of a century of crafting.

He wants a green eyed Caucasian female
with typical African voluptuous curves
and an Asian radiance and rare brilliance
rendering an unthinkable level of submission.

They want a colourful and commanding job
giving a bank-staggering salary which is inversely proportional 
to its official tasks and responsibilities but go hand in hand 
with luxurious benefits and jaw breaking allowances.

We want a locality made up of
Australian cities, the British police and German manufacturers;
Swiss leadership, Chinese flowers and Italian designers;
French delicacies, American entertainment and the wealth of Arabia.

Thus the world of our fantasies is limitless  
and the map of our imaginations is borderless and endless
even as our wishes and good life temporarily date,
we should always shake up the senses
to the realization of the actual existing world
while we pursue in all honesty, the one’s within our reach.

written on the 6th of January 2016
sponsor- Broken Wings

The Disney Princess Nightmare

Well I went to the movies,
To see Beauty and Beast, in 3D.
And before I even sat down,
Belle truely shocked me.

There she was in person,
But the kids just walked on by,
Ushered by their parents,
I began to wonder why.

So I looked a little closer,
And it didn't take me long,
As little girls ran away in fear,
I then knew what was wrong.

Belle was very stalky,
Calloused, were her hands,
And when I heard the "princess" speak,
I knew she was a man.

Life Should Be Like Disneyland

Life Should Be Like Disneyland

Life should be like Disneyland,
Everyday a little bit of Never Never Land,
Dreams fill your heart,
They give us a new start,
A delightful way to fill the day,
Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse,
Spread happiness your way,
And my way,
They lift you out of the doldrums,
Of everyday life,
All the pain and strife,
But then we get swept away
Into something dreamy,
Cinderella, finds her Prince,
Her slipper is the imprint,
She and the Prince,
Will live happily ever after,
The Prince and Cinderella truly matter,
Life for Pinocchio was a bit trying,
He often did a lot of crying, 
But Jimminy Cricket
Showed him the way,
And Pinocchio found happiness
In every day,
So, life in Disneyland
It is so grand,
Life should be a Never, Never Land.

Celine Rose Mariotti

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