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Marlene Poems - Poems about Marlene


Premium Member Marlene Deitrich
Marlene Dietrich was Berlin-born, but she despised the Nazis. She studied violin, theater and poetry. Her dreams of being a concert pianist was over when she injured her wrist. She got her start on the stage in a chorus line. Paramount pictures wanted her, so they wooed her. Gave her a green Rolls-Royce Phantom II, in 1930. She was known in...

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Categories: marlene, film, voice, war,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member morning has broken
morning has broken broken dreams in the cold light of day ________________________________________________________ POET'S NOTES With her monoku, Marlene 'Mountain' Morelock Wills (1939–2018), challenged the idea that haiku must consist of two juxtaposed images. I explore parallelism as a possible poetic device in this monoku, as well as a form of internal rhyme. Besides...

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Categories: marlene, analogy, dream, introspection, life,
Form: Monoku



Premium Member Marlene
Marlene Larson I just heard yesterday that you get to go home. You will soon be young again and free to roam. My thoughts and words today are for you my friend. Every time that I write, I’ll think of you as I hit send. I appreciate your support and the kind words you have shared. I will miss your comments,...

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Categories: marlene, goodbye,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member So Long, Marlene
So long, Marlene, we mean to say, we'll miss you when you go The thought of you will cheer us through this tide of chill and snow Through winter storm stay snug and warm beside the fire's glow May you abide the growing pride of those who love you so We hope that you enjoy the freedom leaving us...

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Categories: marlene, humor, retirement,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Lili Marlene
Lili Marlene In times of war, love can subdue cynical adversaries (Men separated from their vocation, now filled with hatred) And quell the beast inside their misdirected hearts, And free their consciences, to allow sorrows’ comfort. A noisy silence pervades the barracks’ atmosphere, Where soldiers stir, stuffing duffel bags and miscellaneous, While others reminisce, writing letters; maybe their last. And await further orders...

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Categories: marlene, history, memorial day, remembrance
Form: Verse



Premium Member Marlene
Way, way back in 1974, When I was just a teen Three friends and I went to this place I'm sure you never seen We all went on a camping trip Two miles in the woods We packed our gear, our fishing poles And all our other goods This place in Pennsylvania, Has a gorgeous waterfall This story's...

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Categories: marlene, memory,
Form: Rhyme
On the Late Unrest In France Over Supplies of a Sandwich Spread With a Touch of Marlene Dietrich
after "Ich bin die fesche Lola" sung by Marlene Dietrich I'm easy-going Lola, the girl who's most in voque. The Nutella in my pantry is there for none but me. I'm easy-going Lola, the heartthrob a la mode, but hands off my Nutella, or my other side you'll see. I.m easy-going Lola ,the girl who's most in vogue The...

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Categories: marlene, food,
Form: Canzone
That Beautiful Marlene
Your hair is like the finest silk, your clothes are made of linen, your eyes are gorgeous as the earth and you are my beginning, your contemplation is unique, your beauty's far from old, my love for you is an antique, a story long foretold. Your breath is all i can afford, your english is...

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Categories: marlene, love
Form: Rhyme

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