Jean Poems | Examples

Premium Member Jean

Just a girl looking for love
Eager to prove herself worthy
Another time, another place
No one knew her heart

Jacko - Michael Jackson 1958-2009

Singing and dancing,
as the last to arrive,
he outshone his brothers
in the Jackson Five.
Moonwalking across the stage,
he was quite the fancy dancer,
but what happened to his other glove,
is a question no one can answer.
Comparing the early to his later work,
you can hear it when he sings,
Michael the 'King of Pop',
put a new complexion on things.
But in '85, with 'We Are The World',
he was dead wrong,
when he wrote the lyric
to the song,
as, from sea to shining sea,
on this globe there is much more,
than only that there north American shore.
Yet, Billie Jean (not his lover) was just a girl
who claims that he is the one,
and Bubbles brought on many troubles,
but the chimp is not his son.

Premium Member Jean-Jacques Rousseau

Swiss-born writer/composer Jean-Jacques Rousseau -
Thanks for his modern ideals of education to him we owe.
The Age of Enlightenment was brought
by his type of political and humanistic thought.


Premium Member blue denim

blue denim
of my youth
summer freedom



AP: Honorable Mention 2025

Premium Member Billie Jean

Billie Jean
Miracle Man
3/16/2025

My first girl friend’s name was Billie.
she wore dresses that were short and frilly.
Her beautiful smile,
Would others beguile,
but toward other boys she could be chilly.

Premium Member jovial Jean

Jovial Jean jumped into a room
Mesmerizing us without her broom
She kept us entertained in every way
A joker, jester, full of merriment and play


Premium Member Jean Stapleton

 Jean played Archie Bunker's wife
 She was there to share his life
 When they had a spat
 He called her dingbat
 Which would begin the strife

Norma Jean

"Norma Jean"


stuck out Einstein's 
tongue sticks out
as being among 

one of the most 
amazing things 

to see but then 
when i saw 
Marilyn's 

skirt skirting 
that grate that

was
greater
and so it was 

or would seem 
so they say 

Monroe's 
IQ was 
higher

than 
Albert's


after all she
never bombed
at the box office

Premium Member Great Jean Escape - Poop

Jean was hunched over with some painful gas
And waited for her chance to let it pass
Instead, people stopped to stare,
her derriere in the air
As she loudly expelled a poopy mass

Jean heard the crowd loudly snicker and shout
And gasped in shock as they quickly ran out
Her face now a scarlet shade
Looking at the mess she made
She quickly dropped her pants and left without

Lovely Mum, Jean

For Teresa. Thinking of you and your family. Sending love and hugs. 

Lovely Mum, Jean
By Michelle Morris
09/06/2023

Lovely Mum, Jean
I miss you so very much
Your passing is felt
Deep down to my very soul

My heart is filled with longing 
My memories are on overload
I wish you could've stayed longer
But I understand that Heaven called

You're back with Dad for good 
Holding hands with God and His Angels
I'll celebrate your life each day
But will miss you beyond this world 

I'll love and remember you always 
I'll miss you until we meet again
Please give Dad a hug in Heaven
Love and light to you both 'til then

© Michelle Morris, 2023

Premium Member Goodbye Norma Jean

A  photo on a dating site
How gorgeous that girl looked
By text we flirted all that night
And I was truly hooked

She looked like a celebrity
Like Marilyn Monroe
With sexy eyes and pouting lips
And slim from head to toe

We texted till we felt at ease
And then we made the choice
We swapped our numbers eagerly
To chat some more by voice

She said some sexy things to me
(And some that made me blush)
I praised her lovely curly hair
She praised her own hairbrush

But I’m a proper cockney
And it turns out so was she
One thing she did the same as me
Was say ‘H’ silently

So when we met I got a shock
It seemed I’d got it wrong
Her ‘H’ had not been silent
For an ‘H’ did not belong

She hadn’t used her hairbrush
And her airbrush was long gone
Because the girl in front of me
Looked just like Elton John

                        ______________


[‘Goodbye Norma Jean’ from ‘Candle In The Wind’
by the aforementioned Mr John]

Dr Jean Grey

Access to the mind is not a herculean task,
Nothing obstructs her passage, 
She doesn’t need to request the key,
Through the mind, she can go back in time,
She can unravel webbed mysteries.

Lifting objects is a feathered task,
They come to her at will,
She hauls them with ease,
Nothing stands in her way,
She pushes them away.

She possesses cosmic energy, 
A fiery and indomitable force,
When unleashed it heightens her power,
If not controlled and curtailed,
Her dark side takes over.

So many voices occupy her mind,
Permuting them takes skill and effort,
Filtering them takes guidance,
 Her teacher promised to help her
To channel her powers for the good of all.




September 19, 2022.

Premium Member Karine Jean-Pierre

Karine Jean-Pierre
Gaslighter extraordinaire
Pressed by Peter, she sighs
Tells a Doocy of a lie

Norma Jean

I saw Moby Dick riding the Star-Spangled Banner 
One full moon before the freezing September 
Jamaica made first the say 
Towards breaking the bonds of foray 

While Warren was saying goodbye 
Einstein blew the first cry 
Towards breaking the bonds of foray 
About six steps away 

While Norma Jean was groaning in pain 
The shadow of Columbus set sail for Spain 
Poor Nelson made the creed 
That broke the chains of apartheid

While the world was shedding tears for a fallen angel 
Two teardrops fell that broke all hell 
While Jamaica was waving the flags of liberty 
Fleming unfolded an ancient mystery 

Poor lovely Norma Jean 
Fell early like James Dean 
But the memory of her prime 
Was revered through time

In memory of Norma Jean Baker

Premium Member Billy Jean Was An Ocean Queen

Billy Jean was an ocean queen
A rambler out on the high seas,
Cool as a cat and ready to scat 
Living life as she damn well pleased.

She lived to run out there in the sun
Or under the moon and stars,
She loved deep water and ink in her blotter 
But didn’t like loud people or cars.

She loved watching blue whales, billowing sails 
And dolphins leaping high in the waves,
Sunrises and sets she could never forget
those brilliant bright colors they made.  

From the stern or bow she prayed as she found
Mystery and meaning galore,
in every sweet breath Billy Jean was the best 
Ocean Queen from my shore to yours.

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