Fame Clerihew Poems | Examples

These Fame Clerihew poems are examples of Clerihew poems about Fame. These are the best examples of Clerihew Fame poems written by international poets.


Premium MemberElmer Had A Habit

Elmer Fudd had a habit 
He hunted for a Silwy Wabbit 
Bugs Bunny was his name 
What's up Doc... was his fame 

Wile E. Coyote 
Had been smoking peyote 
So, he thought it looked funny 
Elmer Fudd shooting at Bugs Bunny


Premium MemberJames Herriot - All Creatures Great and Small

Famous pet doctor, James Alfred Wight
Who, at 50 years of age, began to professionally write
Taking "James Herriot" as his pen name
Bought from a goalkeeper at a football game

Couldn't publish with the name he used as a vet
Self-promotion goes against professional etiquette
But he had a way with words
To write many funny blurbs
About his family, his friends, and their pets

His books then made their way on TV
A film, a sequel, and shows on the BBC
But the man was unflattered by his fame 
After all, the critters still saw him the same!

Premium MemberMarion Robert Morrison

Marion Robert Morrison
his voice couldn’t be confused with Roy Orbison
but he really gained his fame
when he became known as John Wayne

Hakeem the dream

Hakeem "The Dream" Olajuwon,
Had moves defenders would frown upon.
From Lagos to Texas, he rose to fame,
And left rivals grasping in shame.

As "Little Moses," they called his name,
In Houston, he rose to acclaim.
He ruled with finesse,
Brought gold to the press,
And walked in the halls of great fame.

Till today, he's a legend of the game,
And basketball players still honour his name.
One of the greatest, his legacy thrives,
Still sharing his wisdom in many lives.

Premium MemberAdam Lambert

 
"Life is about taking risks to get what you want."

                                           Quote by _ Adam Lambert


Adam Lambert,
runner up on American Idol 2009. Oh, that hurt !
But with magnetic power and charisma he toured with Queen,
his makeup, flamboyance, costumes and vocals are to be seen.

Adam's first real job was on a cruise ship,
with theater and singing-  his courtship;
he grew up in San Diego,
rising to fame, a Draco ...
a twisting constellation, a starship !

So talented, "music is where my heart is," he declares,
and his performances on stage leave audiences in tears.
On a wild journey, touring, creating albums and singles,
while touring with Queen, gathering awards and accolade sprinkles.


Premium MemberDIEGO ARMANDO MARADONA

                                    Diego Armando Maradona :
                                     Dashy pushy rustic persona.
                                     Small structure caught in five feet five frame
                                     Sunny player in fabulous fame.

                          Promising skill on challenge of arrogance .
                           Strong sturdy solid sense to keep balance.
                                       Tangled disarranged hair.
                                       Careful, yet without care.
                         Excitement to enhance but not perchance.

                        Bullish,  buoyant, graceful with eyes angelic.
                        Not polite, over confident, strategic.
                        Impatient cocky, the stocky number Ten
                        to sky ball on loops of eyes reaching heaven.

Premium MemberStevie Wonder

"Limerick - Syllables 12,12,8,8,12" ~By Poet~

Stevie Wonder.
Blinded after birth by a hospital blunder.
At three he played music with pots and pans.
Self taught piano, at nine he played to young fans.

Stevie Wonder decided to bet Tiger Woods 
To play golf at a golf club in their neighborhoods 
Tiger, he chose where they would play.  
Stevie would choose the time of day. 
Stevie chose midnight. He won and went home with the  goods. 

At 13 he was the youngest solo artist ever to top the charts. 
Being inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, warmed hearts.
He won a  Grammy for "That's What Friends Are For"
Stevie Wonder, an incredible performer has fans galore.

Premium MemberCLERIHEW XIV ecphrasis kupka

Czech Frantisch Kupka
begaan his art  abstracta
with 'Piano keys* he found fame
creatives in the verticl plane
art

Premium MemberDylan Thomas

Welsh poet Dylan Thomas
His imagery and writing skills showed promise.
His readings in the U.S.A brought him more fame.
Those who study poetry should know well his name.

Premium MemberCLERIHEW ecphrasis XXIX

American artist Walter Crane
with 'White Horses'* once found fame
Seeing  equine surfing the wave
action allegory' he oft did crave
art

Premium MemberGeorge Orwell


George Orwell, born in India and first named Eric Blair,
knew poverty and sickness, so he knew life could be unfair.
“Animal Farm” and “1984” brought him great fame.
For his critical profundity, we recall his name.

Simon Cowell

Good old Simon’s got quite a name
Face’s fame fits our bright gold frame
Nonetheless, the old dusty mouth
Either’d be wiped or would go south.

Premium MemberWilliam Drake

English poet and painter William Drake -
enjoyed little fame in his lifetime, for heaven’s sake.
A BBC’s poll of 100 great artists put him at 38.
Posthumous recognition sadly was his fate.
art

Premium MemberKevin Costner

Yellowstone actor, Kevin Costner.
His wife's divorce is going to cost her.
Taking all of his money is her game.
but she'll never ever steal his fame!

Premium MemberClerihew Durer

Known for 'selfies' was Albrecht Durer
in his day none were more surer
Painted 'photos' were his sure thing
fame then&now to him thay did bring
art

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