Celebrity Poems | Examples

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Noodle de Concourer

12 fried green tomatoes
12 slices of fried cheese
4 cups of seasoned taco beef cooked
Plus 4 cups of spaghetti sauce
Mix 2 cups of crushed doretos plus
2 cups of shedded cheddar
3 scrambled eggs

2 cups of crumbled goat cheese
1 cup of drained ricotta
3 tablespoons of caramelized garlic
1 cup of crumbled sundried tomatos
2/3 cup of carlized onion
1/4 of roasted bell pepper
16 lasagna noodles

Mix ricotta and goat cheese with 2 cups of mozzarella.and 3 scrambled eggs 
Mix taco beef sauce
With garlic, onions and sun dried tomato
And roasted bell pepper

In a casserole dish add a layer of spaghetti sauce. Top with four noodles
Add taco beef top with fried tomatos
4 slices of fried cheese, layer 
Dollop with egg and cheese mixture save enough for one more layer
Do the same again, top with noodles
Sauce the top noodles
And sprinkle on doretos mix, cover with aluminum and bake at 350 for 50 minutes.
Serve warm!

Premium Member All That at the Drop of His Hat

     
Chi Chi Rodriguez made golf fun to watch
    He’d sink a crucial putt
Then throw his hat down over the hole
    and do a spirited dance around it

A smile overspread his face
    a silent tune flowed through his veins
His dance inspired fans to cast off their inhibitions
    and join him in joy unrivaled

Taking a sport of fiercely guarded emotions
     blowing it wide-open
        laughing in the tense face of tradition
 
37 Tournaments wins
     First Puerto-Rican inducted into Golf’s Hall of Fame
         ~ put his uptight compadres to shame

Come on down

Intelligent answers
Come from intelligent 
Question
Might I mention
That's an undisputed 
Claim

One is one
Unless divided
That's the way it
Is ain't no time
For foolish games

Do wop auh we-we
It calculated
Worry about the
Whole part
Stop worrying
Bout me

Down to the wire
Down to the last
Minute ah champion
Proud and tall
A man
For ah World to see

Do my best go out there
And exploit the tension
Science majors, and grapplers
Compliment me
Hold my trophy high
For the world
To see

Excited bout the night
I defend my title
Boo's and jeers greet me
But there is some who
Appreaces championship
Quality

Theres a lot of fans cheering
For me
His wealth and notarity
Talents line up
Too face me
Got that rizz
Something about me
Ya'll come down and see me

I'll do my
Ooh
Do my
Auh she muh golly ooh
Do my
Ooh do wop ooh auh
Do my
Auh she muh gallie
Muh dew


Pulling the Plug

To honor someone’s talent
While excusing certain views
Which the world may deem offensive
Is the stuff that makes the news.

For a well-endowed museum,
With a Costume Institute,
Planned to showcase a designer
Who’s the face of ill repute.

Known for comments that disparage
People different from his type,
Nonetheless, his output thrives
With many drawn into the hype.

Yet the show for Galliano,
With Ms. Wintour’s staunch support,
Raised the hackles of some donors
And those critics got to thwart

What, to me, was recognition
That should surely be reserved
For designers with both talent
And integrity observed.

Sometimes those with too much power
Make decisions which, I’d bet,
Turn the tide to flow against them,
Though they harbor no regret.

Premium Member CELEBRITY

      Elizabeth Taylor : Queen of Beauty 
      Marvellous Actress, super quality 
          Nine times wedded -
           changing beloved !
     Capricious whimsy calebrity

Premium Member Designer Cowboy Boots

  
     JD Vance, proud of his Appalachian roots
     Likes to wear (designer) cowboy boots

        Gravitates toward that ‘Man of the People,’ Tucker Carlson
        The two of them attacking conservatism ~ political arson


Morgans Fool

Theories of killers fall from blonde to grey rivers
A man with a face controlled by a robot
Rolls a kart with forgotten songs of Eagles and Hawks
I fought a cry seeing our friends goodbye
I heard a ringing I could not breathe
Somewhere there was the missing voice of make-believe
An acoustic drink ,a punch of a swing off a tree
The peeling worn out shade
Lifts the suade off a Saturday moon
Rebellious fires burn holiday seeds of pumpkins and carrots
I tried to be different everyone left but were never here
I tried to be cool but the string of limousines got tied up in a tree of lies
I tried to fall in love
But ended up a 3rd party fool

Butterfly Wings To Angel Wings

Butterfly Wings to  Angel Wings
By Deborah Herber 2026

Out of the Smokey Mountains 
A phenomenal legend was born
In her coat of many colors
It's pride and honesty she has worn.

She blessed us all
With the magic of her voice
She taught us compassion and kindness
Was something to rejoice. 

From rags to riches
She made her dreams come true
And she saw only the good
In me and you.

She taught us to believe
And never give up
To face that open door
And fill up that cup.


Butterfly wings for angel wings
Dancing through heaven's gate
Singing “I will always love you”
And embracing her journey's fate.

In the arms of Jesus 
She lies with that humble smile
Watching the world remember her
And the stories she carried every mile.


She was a queen of country music 
Bold & feisty to boot
But she loved unconditionally 
And never forgot her roots.

A lifetime of memories
Will follow in her wake
Her songs repeating in our minds
As our hearts continuously break.




Dedicated to Ms. DOLLY PARTON
8/26/2026

Premium Member Quills - Velvet - William Shakespeare Escape Clerihew Suite -

Written: August 28, 2026, for a contest sponsored by Brian Strand

Note: Creating a clerihew suite (a connected series) allows to convey a hilarious biographical narrative or analyze a historical event from several perspectives. Because clerihews are so brief, connecting three or four of them creates a lighthearted narrative arc.

          ********************

The teenage William Shakespeare
found himself steered by sudden fear
When 'Anne Hathaway' said 'We are to be wed'
he packed up his quills & to London he fled

When writing tragedies at 'The Globe'
he wore a truly fancy velvet robe
However it caught fire during 'Henry VIII'
burning the theater right down to the gate

The aging wordsmith William Shakespeare
felt the English language was so austere
So he invented the words eyeball and swagger
just to find a rhyme for a bloody dagger

When it came time to bury William Shakespeare 
his lawyer shed a real dubious tear
For he left his wife no money or bread
only his clearly favorite second-best bed

Premium Member Brian Blessed

Brian Blessed,

Unimpressed,

By a bear in his tent,

A swift punch he sent.

Premium Member HOPELESSLY--

HOPELESSLY THE CHARGE 
as the call goes unanswered
unfed, unread letters
the the library of congress
hopelessness feeds on arsenic rice's
sleep tight tonight
the enemy has launch a bomb
feeling has it it
won't
BE
LONG? 

HOPELESSLY

                                                                      
                                                                      
8/27/26
written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2026©

Premium Member Dolly Rebecca Parton--

Dolly Rebecca Parton Dean 
 Singer-songwriter, actress, and entrepreneur.
 Queen of Country, Sing unto me, unto us a song
Queen of Country, sing on
A one of the most honored 
Country performers 
Cultural influencer and in philanthropy 
Southern bell, known very well 
You've more than 100 million records sold,
Southern call sing, sang country songs
Songwriter words and music told
 Among one of the best-selling music artists of all time.
Born into poverty in rural Tennessee, 
Her voice she sung through the mountain breeze
Hello, I'm Dolly, starting a nearly 60-year career you see
If Dolly could she would, as she does and she did be
Dollywood  Foundation in the philanthropy name of Dollywood 
  Queen of Country, Sing unto us a song
Queen of Country, you will always love us as you are loved, sing on…

Dolly Rebecca Parton

                                                                      
                                                                      
8/27/26
written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2026©

Premium Member Who Were You

                Who were you
                   dazzling in sequined dresses
                   flaunting your hour-glass figure 
                   topside, growing ever bigger 

                Who were you
                   red lipstick plastered on thick
                   earrings and finger rings galore
                   with a voice like a painted whore

                Your smile was eternally frozen
                You gave old men a hard-on
                   behind that bod
                   that spectacular facade... 

                Who were you, Dolly Parton
                  ~ Did you ever know

A country legend now at peace

An angel in heaven she'll be
Seeing her best friend Kenny 
Another legend in the sky
Spreading wings so she can fly

She gave us songs of truth she told
That were about her life and bold
Along with cute and happy ones
That were catchy and so fun

She was an angel down here first
Her heart brought happiness to earth
She helped those who were in need
She was never rude or mean

She grew up poor but she was humble
Never a complaint or grumble
Just a country girl that stayed
To her unselfish caring ways

In heavens choir she is singing
An angel voice that is bringing
Joy and happiness above
With her gentle and pure love

Premium Member The Elvis Story

Colonel Parker found a young kid named Elvis,
and asked, “How are we gonna sell this?
The way he shakes that thing,
they’ll soon call him the king
because of his fabulous pelvis.” 

They called him the rock and rock king.
All the girls would cry, “Ring-a-ding-ding”.
All until the sad day
they would solemnly pray,
because his pelvis was up in a sling.

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