Short Superstars Poems

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


Premium Member Superstars

Redbird and the blue,
lend songs while I'm still abed.
Dark lullabies, too!
Beautiful visitors come,
in and out of all my days.
Form: Tanka


Premium Member Amanda Panda

Just started to frequent a café called ”Crepe Star” A sweet waitress there remembers us and our histoire Her name is Amanda We call her Amanda Panda Hugged us as we parted, felt like two superstars
Form: Limerick

You're a superstar Like an orchid

You're a superstar
(Like an orchid)
By Michelle Morris
26/11/2023

Like an orchid, you are wild
A superstar and master
Always my beautiful child
A blessed gift from God 

© Michelle Morris, 2023

"Orchids are the superstars of the wild flower world."
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Unfulfilled

poets with nothing to live for ~ portray extreme emotional scars 

      poets without an audience ~ are merely parking lots without cars

  poets with a chip on their shoulder ~ think themselves to be superstars 

 as for poets with a large following ~ i wouldn't know can't reach their bar

By David Kavanagh 

 4x17
Form: Monoku

The Girl With the Guitar

She sits with her guitar in the corner
Her hands skillful as they strum the steel strings
Her guitar weeps like a soulfull mourner
Saturating her sweet voice as she sings

Awed I was, by this angel with a song
Captured by her voice, making my heart long
Others would feel this way with superstars
But my star is a girl with a guitar
Form: Rispetto


Cool Cars

In my burb, cool cars are superstars,
They never seem to travel far,
They drive off to the bottle shop,
Head off home, dodging the cops,
Maybe they seek lively young babes,
I think the ho's are laughing away,
Your fun police I am not,
Another trip to the bottle shop,
I do not care where your mufflers are,
Cool cars here are superstars!

I Believe In You

I don't believe  in superstars
I don't believe in magicians 
I count their actions as an illusion 
I don't believe in-jokes 
All is a cheer of a moment 
But I believe in you 
I don't believe in Superman and Robinhood
All their act is pandemonium 
Look at my heart with your tender eyes 
To know  what my conscience is 
Search my heart and soul 
See your statue there 
I believed in your race 
Like a sperm ready to settle in the womb
Form: Sonnet

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