Harrison Poems - Poems about Harrison

Written: May 5th, 2025, for contest by Brian Strand Painting by Peter Doig. A concise abstract on Abbey Road and its pivotal moment. He subsequently produced outstanding music. His music resembled pleasant dew cascading as melodic notes, like honey smeared on leavened bread. ...

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Harrison Ford of action movie fame Han Solo, a hero's name he can claim Though not a Jedi Knight He fought for what was right Always wound up with a beautiful dame Then took the role of Indiana Jones An archaeologitst who studied bones Although he hated snakes Indy had what it takes An ample pair of courageous cajones ...

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Paul wrote songs he sang with his guitar. The “cute” one, he has come amazingly far! The “smart” one John went successfully solo, but one tragic day got murdered by a nut. George, smoker, lead guitarist and spiritual, “quiet” one, got cancer. He’d composed “Here Comes the Sun.” Ringo, the Beatles’ drummer, met his second wife filming “Caveman.” They’ve enjoyed a long, rich life....

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My ode to William Henry Harrison, 9th President of the United States, yet barely known. A Founding Father’s son and longtime frontier resident, Brave military leader to the bone. His victories in uniform stacked up along the way, rarely defeated at the battle line. As President, though, died in office one month to the day, now nobody remembers Number Nine. He served the...

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George Harrison Quiet Beatle by comparison Kermit the Frog was one of his peeps Still his guitar gently weeps...

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Harrison Park is large It has a trailer park The people camp out They spend their summer In this park is a restaurant All the food is home made This place is always packed They are enjoying their meal The park has visitors Rain or shine people come To visit the small zoo To see animals There are cages with birds They are different species A partridge...

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he knew his time had come embraced it reluctantly and completely in his way with pen in hand poised over paper words seemed to come easily for him and he used them to describe the mystery of beauty and resilience of life in all he saw around him the world could not contain him his print pressed the earth with all the force of energy and...

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William Harrison Hardy 1823 - 1906 I believe a fair introduction is in order here. Not that a handshake from me could ever take place anytime soon. I was Captain Bill Hardy: Proud Indian fighter! And celebrated toll road builder! I was the one who built the big road From San Bernardino to Prescott Arizona! And it was I, Captain Bill Hardy, Who founded...

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That sweet singing guitar, Magic from finger tips When only tender thirteen George, you serenaded me That boy in awe, This man still is Your wonderful quiet demeanor, Spoke volumes of you My heart softly weeps, For I'll miss you Rock star, then hero Such a gentle human Such a magnificent friend, Still, there is...

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Synonymous with my childhood A metaphor for adventure; If anyone could do it he could , His spirit never fractured; He could beguile with a whip or a blaster; Or even with his smile, Every tool mastered; A Silver Screen Titan Filled with sarcastic discord; Each character an icon, the unstoppable Harrison Ford....

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Hope for eternal life Always the firstborn son Really glad to be alive Ready to travel Interesting story teller, Smart Only young for a short time Nice and sweet, and proud of his accomplishments a tribute to Harrison Hilley in my children's church class....

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