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Premium Member Clerihew Davis

Advertising trainee Stuart Davis
 he did not persist with this
Created the form known now as Pop Art
in urban scenes posters for the most part
Form: Clerihew


Premium Member William Earl Davis-

~66 years December 1st birth child his name William Earl last name Davis a director of playwright and activist on this day we celebrate the birth of William Earl Davis~
12/2/12 Written by James Edward Lee Sr © 2021
Form: Bio

The Sammy Davis Way

how can you describe art?
I think writing is art

we paint pictures with words
They are our only swords

I’m a lover of art
The written art is smart

Art will keep growing
All should be knowing

Do your art whatever it is
And don’t forget Sammy Davis
Form: Couplet

Our Love By Bill Davis

Our love is good and pure
Because it has the power to endure

Our love will never seperate
Because it will never be a debate

Our love will never see heartache
Because we vow never to forsake

Our love is here to stay
Because it will endure to the end of our days
© Bill Davis  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Growing Old By Bill Davis

Growing old is as they say a part of life
It can cause you strife
It can cause discourse
It can even cause remorse

Growing old can be a delight
That can have the wisdom to make things right
That can have some great reward
That can keep you moving forward

So, as they say a part of life is growing old
For all a story that will unfold
© Bill Davis  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme


Miles Davis Statue, Alton Illinois

you lean back
like you always did 
and blow

wearing your bell bottom slacks
cool 
just like you always were

I hear you now
maybe I always did
I just didn't know

it's all I ever wanted  to do
paint a picture
lean back
see 
feel
and hear the music

so please understand
I'm not trying to be you

I'm just trying



© Whit Howland 2019

Rise To the Depth of Space By Bill Davis

I will rise to the depth of space
Where time has never shown its face
And look out into the deep black night
To see the stars so huge and bright

Where their sunshine always reaching out
To the planets miles about
And among the stars I shall fly
Watching them as they're passing by

Finally on some unknown land
Where I'll rest on its barren sand
And there some day
My child will say

I will rise to the depth of space
Where time has never shown its face
© Bill Davis  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Ann B Davis

People are very sad because we lost Ann B. Davis.
But everybody is happy because of the entertainment she gave us.
She starred as Alice on the Brady Bunch and as Charmaine on the Bob Cummings Show.
She never got married or had children and all of her fans were devastated to see her go.
During her time on the Bob Cummings Show, she won two Emmy Awards.
She died even though she was in good health and went to be with the Lord.

[Dedicated to Ann Davis (1926-2014) who died on June 1, 2014.]
Form: Rhyme

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