Short Fame Poems

Short Fame Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Fame by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Fame by length and keyword.


Premium Member Fame

a spotlight focused
one the talent of writing
Haiku poetry

renowned renewal
of oneself to a brand
new acknowledgement
Form: Haiku


Fame Freaks

then talk strong
tho they don't belong
to be on top
is there lot
its time for them to speak
they are insane
FAME FREAKS

Premium Member Wanting Fame

One is chosen from the 
Crowd and reaches his goal
To become famous everyone else
Stays wanting watching as 
Fame departs.
Form: Verse

Premium Member Shame

fame cold vein intrepid heart now remained no one left to blame a sleepy hush falls over my name shame
Form: Ninette

Fame and Pain

they work hard
to make music chart
to gain
some or  shame
by bad pills
mabe it kills
than fan eyes rain
its
FAME AND PAIN


Premium Member presidential fame crumble

Like cookies by legend Amos
This day's for presidents famous
The resident scoop
On such a small group
Makes us like an ignoramus
Form: Limerick

Tyrants Fame

Tyrants make a lasting name, 
They ruin life and lure fame.
Their name incurs all sorts of shame.
They think alike, and die the same.
© Omar Jabak  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Fame

We're born into this world with nothing
Leaving it with the same
What we choose to do with our life 
Will lead us -or not- into fame
Form: Rhyme

Peace Over Fame

those who's only care
as they walk and stare
is there dare
so we should be aware
  and we must defeat
there minds insane
its
PEACE OVER FAME

Name Fame

Two brothers of stature and wit
A business to start, they'd commit.
The desire for fame
Was in their last name
Now Two-Morrows a work in profit!
Form: Limerick

Hall of Fame

some deserve this
for ground they kiss
this should not be miss
cause they build a name
its not insane
so don't be ashame
to put them in
THE
HALL OF FAME

Sour Grapeness

That dream of fame and being on TV
Is not, I’m sure, what it’s cracked up to be.
I dream instead the choice was up to me
To keep my humble anonymity.
© Ed Morris  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member In all matters pertaining '

As i consider, posterity and the multiverse
Of titular? Though my efforts be known as un-dignified, it observe at the very least they may become signified.'
Form: Rhyme

Fame

Feels like everyone knows who you are?
Accepts this for the way you want to live
Many times you found it hard to escape
Enjoy those special moment on your own
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Fame For Five Seconds

A star aglow
in the dark before dawn
an alert,sure and certain
a light,perpetual..perhaps
unless cut-off
curtailed..

extinguished...

forever
forgotten
Form: Verse

Fame

success-
the enamel
disguising a mess
where the meaning
becomes less and less
forsaking confusion
for a state of illusion
with a gesture-
of subtle finesse
Form:

Super Bowl Fame

its the kick off
some watch in the loft
its the thing
that sport lover bring
every year  dress like bear
see the new names
it this big game
the
SUPER BOWL FAME

Premium Member Ephemeral Fame Rhymes My Name

post inspired by S O contest

McLUHAN's LAW

In
the
headlines of today,
his fifteen minutes of fame-
ephemeral as footprints in the sand.*


*sand=beach=strand
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Worldwide Fame

Jack's the name... silly's my game Each day's a winner, every day is the same Kudos to Jacko Used to play banjo Outdidded myself, with worldwide fame?
fun
Form: Limerick

Hollywood Walk of Fame -Visual 4

Street lights, on a wet night, reflecting, glowing like terrazzo stars embedded in the street.
~Andrea Dietrich "An American..." Contest
Form: Cinquain

Stairs To Fame

its a must getup at dust
going here and there
show your stuff
you must try
or die
am not lying
its some time a pain
to gain
and build yourself aname
STAIR TO FAME

Exclaim My Fame

Exclaim My Fame

What I want to do will be to exclaim,
All of my newfound fortune and fame;
Remained coy;
Did enjoy;
Knowing again will never be the same.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Exclaim My Fame

Exclaim My Fame

As an example I will have to explain,
With my newfound fortune and fame;
Remained coy,
And did enjoy;
Again, I never ever will be the same.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Fame

Nothing is wrong with someone who is struggling for fame

If he is an upright man and never puts morality to shame!








© Demetrios Trifiatis 
       31 July 2019
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Accounting for Fame

   Yahya Sinwar, what's in his name
     The sin and war that account for his 'fame'

   Any decent man these traits would shame ~
     Yahya makes them his life's sole aim
Form: Monorhyme

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