Glitterati Poems | Examples


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End of the party for the Emirati Glitterati


Emirati Glitterati…sold their soul

All for an arty farty party so dull

Each troll got a very simple goal

Going for gold their Faustian role


Befriend astro knoll on pretend atoll

Look at me vanity but never a lull

Narcissist fantasy look like a doll

Maybe botox detox don't annul

Tax free captivity in goldfish bowl


Not like before well war takes its toll

Rakes get the shakes out of control

Save me plea on every single scroll

Fakes & flakes on the make must cull


Hard not to laugh at whole rigmarole

Tragic they chose their Arabic hellhole

Goodbye to Dubai magic back to Hull

Mull over becoming a prole on the dole


If there was a poll would say Tres Drole

Or on insular influencer peninsula "LOL"

Premium Member Zen Mode

we welcome dark fear forms
since their presence signals
that like dark spots on the moon
we too have in our aura a flaw 
onto which delusion may anchor

were it not for pricks of thorns
would we not like the glitterati 
languish intoxicated by scents
numbing sentience of our soul
frittering away the gift of life

A Pretty Pickle

It was the Annual Pickle Party 
To celebrate cucumbers
From dark corners of the pantry
They welcomed all newcomers 

There was Dill and Green and Sour 
And Bread and Butter too 
Mustard turned up rather late 
A Gherkin jar made its debut

Things were going splendidly 
They were pickled and having fun 
When suddenly, all went quiet 
And the awkwardness begun 
 
They were in a pickle now - 
A stranger had crashed the party 
He was smooth in his white suit 
And smiling like the glitterati 

It was a sticky situation 
They looked about in dread 
Who was going to tell him... 
That he was a pickled egg!


Years Ago

Flattered teen man glitterati,
an echelon. Wouldn't you bow?
An axis of glittering damsels.
Pedestal of my clan… the authority!
I clawed the sky; I climbed so fast!

Feasible, get-at-able, so she slides in.
Naive me… the hero of Lassie.
I am suave to the Angel of fantasies.
I murmur, I tremble.

Glimpses of commitments, now a subpoena,
flawed my majesty, winks indignity at me.
Had I known a decemvir earlier?
Get me the clock, let me rewind it.
No Mom! I need rebirth.

Melbourne Cup Day

Yes, it's the racing carnival,
Fashionistas so topical,
Significance trivial,
Lovely fillies,
Eye candy,
Drunk and silly,
Studs in suits,
Looking beaut,
Glitterati,
Haves and wannabes,
For the paparazzi,
Doyens of the racing industry,
You all look fabulous,
Gambling magnanimous,
Thoroughbreds' gloss,
Media hype and dross,
Great racing day,
Booze, bets and babes,
Stuff the plebs today,
Our public holiday,
Melbourne Cup Day!

Death of a Godman

I have agreed to cede 
an unwritten moon
in a killing frenzy,
for a chequered spirituality.

Now visitation will start 
ravishing the light at dawn.
The grievers will assemble
for a final scoop of dust.

Forgive my star,
for a failed touchdown.
A child stands before glitterati
born again to suffer the other sky.

Nothing comes out of nothing.
The circle was complete.



Satish Verma


Premium Member Littered With Glitter

You are percolating 

in many spangles with

visible echo's whelming

and sundrops expressions, 

shimmering in...More estatic 

than a staccato glowing firework show 

coated with fluid inconsistancy. 

You're slick with bursts of light 

in tones glistening, exciting my vision,

envigeling my eyes with delight 

drawing my awareness 

to different facets, you squint and

glitter quicker; than all the darlings 

on a Hollywood glitterati night.!         Copyright Joe Maverick 2011

Words Glitterati

One rhyme at a time,
One love to linger on;

A little piece of you
And me, the glitterati

Of sonnets, and 
Of free verse;

We let ourselves to flow,
Sometimes, we overflow;

Coating in the passion
To shed out the emotions;

Poetry brings us together,
Re-unites us, when we fall;

You are my poetry
And I’m your rhyme;

You are my free verse
And I am your sonnet;

For words are out there,
Sweet as we whisper.

Equinox

All things being equal, as they are upon this day,
The time of light and that of dark equivalent of span,
We sat upon the beaten bench above the traffic crawl,
Sipping from the draining hours as they broke and ran.

Aloft the terraced houses, huddled ramshackle and spent,
A shepard sky of red delight beneath the stars above,
As dimly they revealed themselves when night came closing in,
Soft focused glitterati beads that shone on fledgling love.

And looking in her eyes I thought of all that was to come,
Of all the kingdoms I might walk if she were at my side,
Bedazzled by her tilting head, the bronze cascade of hair,
A chisel jimmied in my heart and snapped it open wide.

All things being equal, as they were that vernal point,
When spring had risen in her breast and sang within my head,
Little did we realise these moments had a twin,
Equality in darker terms when Autumn dared to tread.

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