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Celebrity Poems | Examples of Celebrity Poetry

Any Fan
Seeing their faces and hearing their voices, Keeping track of their whereabouts, all the places, Gossiping and commenting about their life and choices, Plastering pictures of them all over your walls, If you had their number, you'd make dozens of calls, You love to devour any hot news, Everyone has his or her muse....

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Categories: celebrity, crush,
Form: Rhyme
Mary Anning 1799 - 1847
Born in Lyme Regis Dorset a palaeontologist fossil collector in the English Channel marine bed cliffs and a coprolites (faeces) detector who at only twelve years old found the first two skeletons plesiosaur and outside Germany that of a pterosaur yet as a woman who did not always receive full credit for her scientific contributions and ineligible to join to their discredit the Geological Society of London while...

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Categories: appreciation, beach, celebrity, character,
Form: Rhyme



Alice Liddell 1852 - 1934
Deep in contemplation, or was it cogitation, call it 'intuition', Alice aforethought had a premonition, something's round the corner, and she's come to warn yer, doing all she can, before it hits the fan, for she has seen a vision, more than a vague suspicion, it's a strong affirmation of a predetermination, and believe me when I say, "Whatever omen she thought she...

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Categories: celebrity, character, fun, humor,
Form: Rhyme
Trews
When the wind chimes high when the wind chimes low through the links in his kilt he'll go all the lassies say hello Donald where's your troosers? A slimy heel slippery eel tho' no feared he'd take the fall(s) he lost his breeks on the course where caddies dropped (all) his ball(s) With apologies to Andy Stewart (1933 – 1993) ...

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Categories: celebrity, fun, golf, humor,
Form: Rhyme
Skull and Bones
It was a somber afternoon in New Haven, Where silence echoed louder than sound. The towers of Yale loomed like sentinels— We, the chosen, gathered without a word. Not boys. Not even men. But vessels of an ancient pact. Born with the signet of the old world Marked not by blood, but by frequency. To Lake Whitney we marched at 13:13, Numbers sacred, aligned...

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Categories: adventure, anniversary, celebrity, emotions,
Form: Free verse



The Banner of My Broken Heart
I was not born to be loved— but to bleed beauty into silence. Where others kissed, I shattered. Where others lived, I died quietly— and rose as flame. From my heartline, a river of sorrow carved my name into the Mount of the Sun. The gods gave me a flag stitched with every wound I’ve ever wept. Not a flag of nations, but of nations of the heart. Every soul...

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Categories: absence, abuse, betrayal, celebrity,
Form: Free verse
David Graham
Just one year ago, he was alive and walking around. But he passed away and he's buried in the ground. He provided the voices of Daleks on the classic Doctor Who. When people say he was a talented actor, it's certainly true. When his life came to an end, it was a shame. He was British and David Graham was...

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Categories: celebrity, death, england,
Form: Rhyme
Known professionally as
We were parallel walking she asked if I found [famous person] attractive I sucked a thoughtful tooth (as if) and said I'm not one to fawn over minor celebrities she said fawn I said yes fawn But if [famous person] was here now I'd attach myself to her legs and let her drag me through the mud like an I don't know what the...

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Categories: celebrity, crush, women,
Form: Free verse
Orpheus In The Undergrowth
"As the greatest of all poets and musicians, tho' you may call me 'liar', Hermes may have invented it but I perfected the lyre and with my music and singing if only I could see the forest for the trees I would coax the woods to dance for me but, on the other hand from where I stand, it appears to be, looking at it from...

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Categories: celebrity, fun, humor, music,
Form: Rhyme
The Late Hulk Hogan
He was a wrestler but he died and he's gone for eternity. He was a WWE Hall of Famer and he starred in Rocky III. He had giant muscles and Hulk Hogan was his name. He has perished and the WWE will never be the same. Hogan was one hell of a wrestler and an actor as well. This man...

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Categories: celebrity, death,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Who is right and who is wrong
Somewhere, a poem exists in our minds about love, life, politics, natural disasters, religion, and contentious issues. Suddenly, political uprisings and wars emerge, with ISIS and figures like Donald Trump acting as modern crusaders. Here we are, as citizens, once more feeling disheartened, striving to discover beauty in life amidst chaos, seeking a...

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Categories: celebrity, forgiveness, repetition,
Form: Dramatic Verse
Premium Member Last Dance One
Last Dance One grows with adventure true anticipations across a lonely sea but logically my work is safe tuck away in Anthology Fate published and quoted by millions all over the world so far just three they are No Matter What one two my Piano Teacher and Roses Are Red Violet are Blue...

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Categories: appreciation, celebrity, change, character,
Form: Narrative
Wimbledon the menace of celebrity tennis
Mr Dennis...grimace..what the Dickens is going on...the menace Inevitability of a celebrity on every terrace at the tennis.. The profanity and insanity of rampant vanity.. The gist..a D list tryst to bathe in the narcissist mist.. Blame.. tame or maim same lame fame name game shame.. Rich pickings at.. every look at me.. Wimbledon balcony.. Phew..is it...

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Categories: celebrity, society, sports,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member I Need A Cigarette!
been coughing lately out of breath with regrets asthma? emphysema? bully pest upsets my arms akimbo at foul passing nimbo suffering succotash, I need a cigarette! ...

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Categories: bullying, celebrity, death,
Form: Limerick
Malcolm-Jamal Warner
He was 54 years old but that was still too young to go. He starred as Theodore Huxtable on 'The Cosby Show'. He was asphyxiated and he drowned. It's sad because he's no longer around. He was a very talented man and that's certainly true. He starred on 'The Cosby Show' from 1984 until 1992. Malcolm had skill and charisma and...

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Categories: celebrity, death,
Form: Rhyme

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