Short Headliner Poems
Short Headliner Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Headliner by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Headliner by length and keyword.
Even Better Yet Horn Haiku
Was amicable
Also irresistible
Of beauty was full.
Nothing is finer
Horn poems are great headliner
And jeans designer,
Ho Ho James Horn
There once was a zebra from China.
Who liked to sing songs in D minor.
His voice was the rage
When they put him on stage.
He rode out of town a headliner!
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Yes, I hear him
His soul sings still
His tablet, with words is filled
Living, yet on
His melodies of life
Betray him not
Did his pen and his pad
Renaissance man of his millennium
A savior to the verse
A miracle to the chorus
Lord of the lyrics
God’s New Headliner
(1987- )
Barely old enough to be in this place
Urban-savvy, aware, not overly friendly
Reasonably pretty, ravishing in some ways
Life has given her hard choices
Enthusiastic in the chorus line
She would love to be the headliner
Queen Dee would have much to say about this
Understudies here have horrible accidents
Expect no one to be honest about this
He’s got the place rock’n
He is a rock and roll king
Our boots began knock’n
Our posteriors began to swing
Where did you get this performer?
He came from Steve Tyler’s house, said Wormer
The amps cannot go much higher!
We were shocked at his fire.
Is he a headliner now?
I guess so, my friend said.
His meows are a wow!
He’s completely rock and roll fed.