celebrities

No matter their age, some celebrities have old souls; poems written by celebrity poets and your favorite celebrities' favorite poems.

Meeting Jessie J
In my bed night after night listening to music to make everything alright. Losing my mind on a tiny era that wasn't so tiny after all. Music was always there a voice a friend who answered my call tackling everything big or small with melodic hope. Or whatever I needed to cope sometimes just to dance a vibrational trance to get a brief break for my sanity's sake.
By Melissa Hevenor The Psychic In Your Pocket7 years ago in Poets
Ode to Katy Perry
The impact you've had on my life is undeniable Your inspiration and talent are relentlessly reliable Whether I Kissed a Girl or found my inner strength to be a Firework,
By Melissa Hevenor The Psychic In Your Pocket7 years ago in Poets
Asghedom
He lifted his voice like weights in a gym Greatness oozed from him at an early age. Each of his lyrics are like ghetto hymns.
By Skyler Saunders7 years ago in Poets
Continuous Hussle
A true visionary, beautiful being with a creative hustle, and a true legend to the people because he knew the struggle. Some knew of his music and even then, his lyrics spoke a reason.
By Diamond King7 years ago in Poets
The End of Class—After Karl Marx
From oppressor To oppressed, To equality throughout, I have the power. To impose change Is my endgame. No rich and no poor,
By David J. R.7 years ago in Poets
French and Saunders
The reigning Queens of comedy for over 30 years. Their crowns untouchable without any fears. Yes, they're a tough act to follow, a tough act to top, they're the Queens of the crop.
By Hayley Dodwell7 years ago in Poets
Lisa Vanderpump
She's hip, she's slick, she's a very cool chick. She's the Queen of Beverly Hills, she's Lisa Vanderpump. Ken and Gigi are her crew, plus Pandora and Max too.
By Hayley Dodwell7 years ago in Poets
Remembering: Peaches Geldof
It's almost five years since the day in which Peaches Geldof went away. Called to heaven to shine bright. Like the stars that shine at night.
By Hayley Dodwell7 years ago in Poets
Purple Shines Bright
Myself and the world wish youthe greatest birthday you ever had,and even greater ones to come. Thank you for the smiles, and forgiving light to the new generationwhen the future seems bleak.
By Chloe Gilholy7 years ago in Poets
Changing Times
This was my analysis, for my poetry class, for the poem and song “The Times They Are A-Changin’.” I think this song still has an important message that can be taken from it and used today.
By Salvatore Giangreco-Marotta7 years ago in Poets
Hollow Silence
Life lessons are best learned from dead people. Those who did not make it through. The ones who never got a second try. What is done is done.
By Amanda Zylstra7 years ago in Poets
Resting in the Pines
I rest in the pines. The trees are my comfort in this secluded area in Seattle. I ran to the pines to find peace. To find my final resting place.
By Amanda Zylstra7 years ago in Poets