James Dean Poems - Poems about James Dean

My James Dean lookalike Where are you tonight? Do you remember my smile? As I lived within yours Those walks downtown A granola bar, a cigarette and me Initials within a heart, while playing guitar Three years ended within movie star memoir Photograph memories of love Everywhere, what I wouldn't give to see my James Dean...

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Rebel without a cause and bad to the bone In his white tight t-shirt and back pocket comb Oooh well I think you were one real cool dude... But of course there was more to you than That ever did meet the eye and although you've Been gone a long, long time your legend will Never die... Somewhere east of Eden, IN...

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JAMES DEAN WOULD WANT ME TO BE ANGRY My cruelty is commensurate to my discomfort My displeasure is pertinent to my pain My brutality is because I’ve been bruised in the brain And my delirium is due to my diligent disdain When I am uncomfortable an uncontrollable urge urges me to give way to a vehement voice And thus relegate reprobates...

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- James Dean an MGM dream Sprawls unseen towards the door Tipping his hat Hello Mama and that He shuffles his shoes to the floor Shakespeare a play McBeth he should say a dagger towards his hand His glasses allow great gaze over brow a method actor's clap on demand Due East of Eden a mother was bleeding Stole comfort from drink and...

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Youth and broken glass Smearing Highway 101: Other cars just pass...

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Youth and broken glass Blood on Highway 101: Other cars just pass....

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