Best Favorite Movie Poems
such atrocities
subtract us humans
irrespective of
but then comes along,
common sense approach
decisions made
find him alive,
send this boy home
mothers grieving
combat found
bridged safely
firmly held
Ryan
freedom
saved
.
Categories:
favorite movie, bereavement, death, hero, mother,
Form:
Diminished Hexaverse
GONE WITH THE WIND
One dozen writers
And Three directors
Pursued day and night
Shooting epic scenes
Two directors fired!
Goodbye line quote
"Frankly, my dear,
don't give a damn!"
made Clark famous
Scarlett cried,
"Tomorrow,
I'll cry then"
Gable
Scarlet
endure
Time
Categories:
favorite movie, time,
Form:
Diminished Hexaverse
Pretty Woman
Oh, pretty woman
You have caught my eye
On a business trip
And need a tour guide
With beauty and wit
Week rendezvous
Evening delight
Dining, fine wine,
Falling in love
We're from two
Different
Worlds dear, but
Say you'll
Stay with
Me
1/6/2016
Diminished Hexaverse
Poetry Contest: Favorite Movie
Sponsored by: Nayda Ivette Negron
Pretty Woman is a 1990 American romantic comedy film set in Los Angeles.
A man in a legal but hurtful business needs an escort for some social events, and hires a beautiful prostitute he meets... only to fall in love.
Director: Garry Marshall
Writer: J.F. Lawton
Stars: Richard Gere, Julia Roberts, Jason Alexander
Categories:
favorite movie, beauty, love, woman,
Form:
Diminished Hexaverse
Favorite Movie
Ernest Hemingway's book,
"A Farewell To Arms" was
made for movie theaters
and stirred my emotions
in the year 'fifty-eight.
It was a big hit then.
Since I was with child,
Catherine awakened
such deep maternal
feelings inside me.
I felt how she felt.
Sad times ahead.
Baby born dead;
mother passes.
So traumatic.
Broken hearts;
sober scenes
full of grief.
My eyes,
full of
tears.
Sandra M. Haight
~1st Place~
Contest: Favorite Movie
Sponsor: Nayda Ivette Negron
Judged: 01/24/2016
Six Stanzas: Syllables: 6-5-4-3-2-1
A Farewell to Arms is a 1957 American drama film directed by Charles Vidor, based on Ernest Hemingway's book of the same name. Characters Frederick Henry (Rock Hudson) is an American officer serving in an ambulance unit for the Italian Army during World War I. Catherine Barkley (Jennifer Jones), is a Red Cross nurse he had met earlier, near the front, and they engage in an affair.
Categories:
favorite movie, emotions, film,
Form:
Diminished Hexaverse
Debbie Reynolds won my heart when I was twelve.
The Unsinkable Molly Brown, her role.
Her spirited acting did into my imagination delve.
Her voice and expressions shone on a grassy knoll.
Raw enthusiasm and dreams bubbled from Molly’s soul.
Reynolds portrayed her well; the character is woven in my mind.
Whether she was rich or poor, or burning up the bankroll,
I remember her well as through my memories I rewind.
She has played in several other movies over the years.
Choosing characters with valuable messages was her voice.
"A Gift of Love", the Daniel Huffman Story brought me to tears.
An actress with talent and values makes her my choice.
There have been many great actresses since movies began.
Stars like: Audrey Hepburn, Elizabeth Taylor, and Sandra Bullock
Brought in big bucks because of each supportive fan.
But with Debbie Reynolds, I remain awestruck.
Categories:
favorite movie, nostalgia
Form:
Quatrain
L.A ‘62. English professor George (Colin Firth) is mourning the loss of his gay partner. He's
spent the day reliving memories, but that night meets his student Kenny (Nicholas Hoult),
who secretly admires him, in a bar. The two end up at George’s house after a spontaneous
ocean swim. Kenny has just emerged from the shower,wrapped in a towel. George is making
a fire. When Kenny goes to get a beer, he discovers a nude photo of George’s dead lover in
a drawer. His suspicions about his teacher are confirmed. A beautiful score of stringed
music, nostalgic and tender draws me in to every nuance of Colin's performance.
George, feeling foolish and seeming a bit flushed with anticipation (yet restraining himself
from improper conduct), sits on a chair across from the young man when the boy returns to
the living room. A conversation ensues in which George asks Kenny questions, trying to
discern the young man’s reasons for being there that night. The boy, too, is trying to learn
things about George, but keeps hedging with his responses to George‘s questions, and
nothing completely “telling” is ever said. Meanwhile, their eyes linger on each other. The
young man’s eyes are an enchanting almost gleaming blue; I find it hard myself to look away
from his sweet face. My eyes are also riveted every second to George’s face and to its many
subtle changes of expression.. Finally, the boy asks George something and at that moment,
George’s face blurs. My curiosity is very aroused when suddenly the scene has switched to
George awaking at about 3 a.m. from his bed.. The young man, however, is not in the bed
(as I had hoped he would not be). He is asleep on the sofa, and he clutches in his hands the
gun which George had planned to shoot himself with. Had George revealed his plan to end
his life that day to his student? Was that what happened in those missing hours? Had the
boyish Kenny (while George was sleeping off his drunkenness) found the gun in the same
way he had discovered the picture of George’s partner and now was holding it to prevent
George from carrying out his suicide? I know I am soon going to learn George’s fate. . .
Categories:
favorite movie, life, lossday,
Form:
Narrative
Wife yells out the door
"Don't forget the cannoli
and DON'T BACK OVER THE KIDS!"
'Alright, already!'...
Another day on the job
(Gotta go murder some guy)
10/30/2009
The Godfather Pt. I
From the scene: 'Leave the gun, take the cannoli'
Categories:
favorite movie, art, social,
Form:
Choka
Favorite Movie Contest
Sponsor: Nayda Ivette Negron
Poem based on the movie: "In Her Shoes"
Two special sisters
Connected by blood
Two bodies one soul
Exceptional laughs
Shared good times and bad
Big sister sad
Lil' sister fun
Beauty skin deep
Lost and alone
Sisters fight
Sisters love
same shoe size
Maggie
and Rose
Bond
Date Written: January 21, 2016
Poetry Form:Diminished Hexaverse
Categories:
favorite movie, sister,
Form:
Verse
I cannot find the Contest either. Once I clicked on Finalized I was not able to review
anything nor type Thank You for Entering to all the wonderful poetry received.
I did notice that at the top it said, We are working on members contest to make it
better from the Administrators...
I have no idea where the results are? Nor where the contest is? Thank you all for
entering. Judy
Categories:
favorite movie, mysterythank you,
Form:
Free verse
I Love This!!
From Ghost with Patrick Swazey, Whoopi Goldberg, and Demi Moore
Patrick is a ghost and is after his best friend that had him killed..
Call it just deserts or poetic justice; Patrick figures out how to get revenge on his best friend
turned betrayer, thief and murderer. His best friend's cronies come looking for their money
and he does not have it due to Patrick double crossing him out of the money, earlier. His
murderer is killed and lying dead in the street when hades opens up before Patrick's eyes and
releases demons to take him kicking and screaming to hades.
After hades captures his prey, a bright light from heaven opens the portal to carry Patrick to
his eternal rest on high.
For the best movie scene contest.
Categories:
favorite movie, artbest friend, best friend,
Form:
Light Verse
MRS. DOUBTFIRE
There once was a lady named Doubtfire
Who was known to be a real spitfire
She was a nanny
Who would spank your fanny
And still be someone to admire
Mrs. Doubtfire was a real fine nanny
Although a little uncanny
She wore funny clothes
Had a large bulbous nose
And quite an oversize fanny
21 March 2018
For the contest sponsored by Alexis Y
from the movie, Mrs. Doubtfire
Categories:
favorite movie, fun, silly,
Form:
Limerick
While you were sleeping, 1995.
I am Sandra Bullock, feeling alive.
Whenever I am sad, in any way,
I become Lucy Moderatz that day.
Favorite all time movie and so much more,
Eliminates sadness from every pore,
I do not jump on tracks, but see who does.
Stalk him hard as any soul ever was.
Carpenter brother Jack is my hero.
Escaping my cat life, feeling loved so.
People embrace me. A family again.
This movie for me is a total win.
Movie I enjoy, so totally dear.
I probably watch it eight times a year.
Date: 12-14-2018
Poetry Contest: Movie Magic
Sponsor: Gregory R. Barden
Movie: While You Were Sleeping
Character: Lucy Moderatz played by Sandra Bullock
Categories:
favorite movie, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form:
Sonnet
Romantic with Action
Yeah that's what I like
Vampire's and Werewolve's
Who come out during the night
Love and Confusion
Fighting to get that girl
Vampire's and Werewolve's
Don't get along in this world
Bella chose Edward over a childhood friend
But Jacob never stopped trying to impress her in the end
Twilight is my movie
I watch it all the time
Vampire's and Werewolve's
I really don't mind
Watching them fight, over just one girl
Is really romantic
Even in this broken down world.
Categories:
favorite movie, cute love, fantasy,
Form:
Rhyme
It is a classic movie destined to be,
unless we all end up enslaved by a government as portrayed in the movie,
then it will be censored most certainly,
making it a crime to possess, never again to be seen.
Its main character is referred to simply as V,
a vaudevillian veteran,
cast vicariously as both victim and villain.
Seen as a terrorist by the government,
seen as a figure of hope to the general population,
seen by me as a powerful message, basically very simple.
"People should not be afraid of their governments,
governments should be afraid of their people."
V For Vendetta in my opinion,
is a movie worth watching for everyone,
even children,
despite the movie's mature R rating,
but I'll let you responsible parents make that decision.
Categories:
favorite movie, film, self,
Form:
Rhyme
Seems these days there’s a million shows,
of every make and every kind.
Trying to find that perfect one,
it is enough to blow my mind.
I flipped though all the streaming stuff,
I admit I have quite a few.
Searching and scrolling, looking for,
something that’s exciting and new.
After what seemed like an hour,
I found the one I wanted to see.
I leaned back in my recliner,
just my popcorn, my blanket and me.
I woke up three hours later,
the movie played and was gone.
The screen said are you still watching,
would you like to see another one.
With all these choices I have now,
I am afraid I must confess.
I don’t search through them anymore,
I just watch reruns of NCIS.
Categories:
favorite movie, humor,
Form:
Rhyme