Short Impersonator Poems

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


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Premium Member Bob Marley Dog

Whose dog is it? Someone queried.
The rest of the neighbors laughed.
Look at his colorful tam
Look at his dreads
It is Marley’s dog
Or an impersonator, someone suggested

Premium Member Pelvis Impersonator

the bottom of the hour 
                                 glass is passed
                                        for a
                                  dented  flask
                            that  still  holds sway 







***

Fate

When the impersonator of
the first thought,
Stood on the shore of the stream,
A word was uttered.
Which created an echo,
Which has rippled as time....
Since then, these parallel ripples,
Has had cycles of time 
Allotted to it....as Fate.

What's In a Name

so rich
to be
poorly
spelled

Aaron
as Aron
has me
to tell

that at
a local
talent
show

when the
announcer
proclaims
herrrrrrre's
Elvis

an impersonator
doesn't say he
isn't Andy
Kaufman

may they 
both enjoy 
the disbelief
of what is death
Form:


King's Impersonator

Lonely
in the crowd
king's impersonator
alone
like an unwanted pet
talking to himself
in lost tongues
lost lives
like weightless flies
that fall around
dead...

King's impersonator
surrounded from people
by tens,
by hundreds
and still lonely
like an unwanted pet
in the kingdom of loneliness...

Elvis and Kennedy Are Hiding In Plain Sight

Kennedy didn’t die in Dallas
And Elvis lives outside of Memphis
You see they got sick of the guff
And took identities that were good enough

So if you see an impersonator in their act
Looking good as a matter of fact
It may be the real deal
Hiding in plain sight comfortably real.

© Paul Warren Poetry
Form: Ballad

Premium Member Las Vegas 1967

Las Vegas 1967
Harrah’s, free drinks
Circus Circus, bring the kids
Frontier, win a Chevy

Golden Nugget, best slots
Flamingo Capri, Elvis impersonator
Caesar’s Palace, world’s best buffet

Tropicana, win big
Sahara, all day breakfast
Dunes, best shrimp cocktail thirty cents
Golden Nugget, live girls
I would certainly hope so.

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