Short Scarlett Poems
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New
Life,
Easter
Forgiveness
Sins as scarlett
Washed me clean, cross out my sins
Release the hold of the evil one in life.
A posy for me,
And a posy for you,
O’Summer speaks,
And swinging tunes,
Swing me to you.
© Suzanna Scarlett Sladojevic, 2019.
Ring-a-ring O’Townsmen,
A pocketful of strawberries,
Whistle-on! Whistle-on!
Pennies all fall down.
© Suzanna Scarlett Sladojevic, 2019.
Halito
Follow the rythms of nature
Rise and retire with the sun
Enjoy life's journey
But leave no tracks
Copyright © by Scarlett Anderson
Poor Scarlett O'Hara had gas.
Her Ashley would not make a pass.
She went home to Tara,
did Scarlett O'Hara
and shoved a corn cob in her--uh--ear!
Tweedle me,
Tweedle thee,
I glee with roses,
And I’m all rosy,
As can be,
That all my troubles,
Are swept away,
Twiddling! Twiddling!
© Suzanna Scarlett Sladojevic, 2019.
Night.......
scarlett lips blurring,
my phantom fades.
lucid eyelids
fluttering,
suffusing,
suspending,
breaking blueness
unfolds your shape,
drawing your soft image
upon
my
loving
mind.
Scarlett's Lament
Fiddlede-diddlede
Scarlett O'Hara, she
slew all the fellas--not
lifting a hand
'Cepting Rhett Butler proved
Incomprehensible
with, "Frankly, my dear, I
don't give a damn!"
©deborah burch
1.30.2013
Scarlett O' Hara's bonnet bespeaks,
"As God as my witness. I'll never be hungry again!"
It captures Rhett Butler, Fair Oaks and Tara,
Survives the Civil War and Ashley's sin.
72 years have passed, that's how long it's been.
Unknown about Scarlett O'Hara
Who was really a big secret farter
When it built up, could never rescind
Found her husbands all gone with the wind
Scarlett O'Hara. a literary character in Margaret Mitchell's 1936 book Gone With The Wind
Taking me down
To the fields of green
Along the brightest star
I've ever seen
Wait by the water
Till it hits the shore
To find an empty bottle
Nothing more
Name: Scarlett Sepulvado Anderson
Written: July 12, 2010
Contest: The Unwritten
Ah! Here sashays the pouty Miss Scarlett O’Hara,
the Southern belle bombshell of Tara.
The center of hoop-skirted ballroom attention,
she bosses and causes her beaux hypertension.
Margaret Mitchell’s charming yet flawed character in her novel, “Gone With the Wind”.
[Dedicated to my niece, Lara.]
There was a young lady called Lara
She dreamt of adventure at Tara
Then one day right at dawn
With the wind she was gone
To double for Scarlett O’Hara.
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Weird we could not find one American to play Scarlett O’Hara.
I was irritated until I saw Vivien Leigh’s eyes,
reminding me of Elizabeth Taylor.
How many are half as beautiful? Rhett Brother is not so very handsome,
But his devilish manner and his suave manners make up for that.
Scarlett O'Hara had everything, including handsome Rhett
yet was selfish and about as mean as one girl could get
Did life get even, we 'll just have to pretend
She rolled down the road on her hoop skirt and is gone with the wind.
From the book, "Gone with the Wind," by Margaret Mitchell
Must we honor the promises we make in dreams?
The same moral aspects would pertain, it seems,
and fate would (if the rules of justice still apply),
a dream's blissful amorous rendezvous, deny.
Must I live my waking life bound by dream pledges?
It's too much to trim Scarlett Johannson's hedges.
GONE WITH THE WIND
One dozen writers
And Three directors
Pursued day and night
Shooting epic scenes
Two directors fired!
Goodbye line quote
"Frankly, my dear,
don't give a damn!"
made Clark famous
Scarlett cried,
"Tomorrow,
I'll cry then"
Gable
Scarlet
endure
Time
You may say I'm a homely old geezer,
ready for the glue factory or freezer.
Yet, in truth, while I make passes, uncouth,
my hopes of finding the Fountain of Youth
up the odds I'm chancin', when I'm advancin'
on the delightful Scarlett Johansson.
One night when stars possessed the universe,
plantation winds screamed violently;
Cupid's wings thrashed against a pane.
When the arrow pierced her chest,
her winter's heart too late
was made to know pure
love. . . Fever came,
and still she
cannot
rest.
For the Gone with the Wind Poetry contest
This is a dedication to my recently welcomed grand-daughter into our hearts and home. My son and wife called her, "Scarlett Petal" she definitely is a real precious gem of a beauty bright.
Petals of Scarlett
Petal of Scarlett
invites sweet fragrance of love
in our treasured lives
Oct. 27, 2015
Yvonne
Scarlett is a letter written in purple ink
Royal is the essence of the flowers smell perfect
Scent Holy is the Father our God
With many children behold His
Righteousness
Is for all of us to beholden
His love for us is ever “golden”
8/8/22
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2022©
Scarlett O' Hara's bonnet bespeaks,
"As God as my witness. I'll never be hungry again!"
It captures Rhett Butler, Fair Oaks and Tara,
Survives the Civil War and Ashley's sin.
72 years have passed, that's how long it's been.
My Favorite Hat or Bonnet contest
Sponsor: Carol Brown
Gone With The Wind released in 1939
Scarlett, Rhett, Tara
“Fiddle-dee-dee War War War”
~ ‘I don’t give a whoop’
Poet’s note: Okay, okay, you’re right! Rhett Butler didn’t give a “whoop” in the most famous line of Gone With the Wind. If the film censors had their way, it may have ended with a “whoop.” But they didn’t and the rest is history.
Mark Toney © 2018
Ashley, spouse of her nemesis ~
Vain eyes covet the weak.
Rhett longed for her beauty ~
To harness the wild horse.
Scarlett shook her harness bells,
Huffed and turned her mane.
Fierce love fought for keeps.
The devil dressed in red.
Bonnie Blue ~ Rhett’s only love.
Dear daughter’s death despises marriage.
Hello sunshine
I follow you
in the sky
blinded by your light
I melt as I cry
OH! Scarlett light
shining ever bright
hues warm my heart
and body he resonate
you cover me
the ozone so swells
I'll meet you there
in the heavenlies
sunshine shine on evermore
10/16/21
Written by James Edward Lee Sr © 2021