Silver Screen Poems - Poems about Silver Screen

A stage star light across your face, Hides the gloom You carry the weight of the room The embrace of midnight, Ignites a fire The world is warmed by your desire Blown in the wind lies the stories you told, From the London streets, To halls of gold The silence pastures in your memories, You have always got a friend in me Did you know you’re...

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Romancing the silver screen Setting a million hearts ablaze Through amorous dreams Of actors lost in Love, desire and longing A make-believe that entertains Takes us on flights of fantasy With a clap of the clapperboard A professional obligation begins That ends with wrapping up the scene. ...

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On the silver screen where it most likely was seen a black and white film. ______________ ...

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Coleen Moore 1898-1988. An Angel Born In Michigan Her personality and good looks Took her to fortune and fame On stage and the silent silver screen A longed for dream that made her name So long forgotten So long dead A beautiful fragrant blossoming Rose A heartthrob that must have driven men mad With passion and lust Potential suitors who would have proposed If they could She...

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Strong women would like someone there, just not to rescue them; All of those alluring silver screen dreams; No they don’t need him but they’d like to give love a second chance; Rehab for hopeless romantics; Yeah we’ve seen it all in the movies; All of those alluring silver screen dreams; Blurred vowels kissed into deep scowls, all of this rotten love...

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Why have all the Valentino's Disappeared from our screens These handsome adonis That made some young women swoon, Yell and scream. They did not need words, Their smouldering looks sufficient, Your imagination took flight As their gestures were so efficient. Women lost their identities. Now, they were the actress on the screen, This silent, seductive creature. Was the onlooker in a dream? Every passionate kiss It was for her...

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Starring Miss Clara Bow Here's a tidbit you may not know About the silent screen siren Miss Clara Bow: All her films were a hit, What she had was called "It", And the '20s were lit with Miss Bow in the show. Then There Was Theda The vamp Theda Bara was quite a gal On the screen in her roles as a "femme...

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Silver Screen (mise en scene) David J Walker Remembering Sending pulses of past light Flash-light fast Flash-low slow as a single frame millisecond in forever mode I loafe about in older eyes I fall forward reaching back Pretending innocents Pleading ignorance Pledging fidelity to a time Trapped in Black & White Displayed in plain sight On a silver screen’s mise en...

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Happy birthday, dear Jocelyn, Moviegoers wait for the film; Such people love the silver screen; The ticket results overwhelm. Topic: Birthday of Jocelyn C. Suguitan (March 24)...

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Old Cowboys, forts and shootouts Black for bad and White for good With a spinning canvas background And cactus cutouts made of wood The desert sits behind them Fifty yards away at most The heroes don't ride horses They sip drinks and sit and boast About their celluloid adventures singing songs all dressed in white While behind them in the background The stunt men do it...

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The victim list keeps growing But no one really cares The gristmill claims another one Keep your hands in and don't stare Hollywood is the golden land The eternal silver screen But many souls are lost here A lot of greats or never beens Child stars and veterans The names can fill a book Look, we've lost another one Keep on moving, no time to look We...

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The girl said on the silver screen A tear in each blue eye Please don’t ever leave my love For if you did, I’d die I yawned and switched the TV off I’d seen that film before And in the end it all came right Just like a million more I wish I was the actress And my life was just pretend Then you...

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With a blink of eye the color is black and white. The silver screen has led us into their mendacity We’re stuck in this piece that they write, So much so that all believe in the fallacy We choose to echo their ways, Covering our obscurity so that we can show But no matter what we do, we’ll soon come out...

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