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

Calling His Bluff.
The arrogant and disobedient are the most foul of beasts Pure fools to contest the same power that they reject and can never accept
By The Piercing Light of Damnation3 years ago in Poets
Writers tale.
I was always going to make it in life, I just wanted to make it grow with you, I knew, I knew I couldn’t ever be with you,
By Dawn Earnshaw3 years ago in Poets
Cat and Dog Friendship.
Once upon a time, in a small town nestled between rolling hills and verdant forests, there lived a cat and a dog. The cat, whose name was Luna, was a sleek and graceful feline with fur as black as a starless night. She had bright green eyes that sparkled like emeralds and a tail that was always held high with pride. The dog, whose name was Max, was a scruffy terrier with fur as brown as the earth beneath his paws. He had floppy ears that bounced when he ran and a wagging tail that never stopped.
By AMQ3 years ago in Poets
Dirty Movie Dud. Content Warning.
They were just two actors who needed publicity, so they decided to make a dirty movie duplicitously. The director yelled action, they started making love fast and fun, it was wild like they were on the run.
By Alex H Mittelman 3 years ago in Poets
True love really exist
In the realm of love, where hearts entwine, A tale unfolds, so sweet and fine. Untold stories of passion deep, For true love's secrets they shall keep.
By Kiongozi Tv3 years ago in Poets
Phillis Wheatley
In late 1775, General George Washington, recently appointed, received a poem that hailed the burgeoning revolution in colonial America. What made this tribute remarkable was that it was penned not by an aloof, aristocratic admirer but by a young Black woman who had endured over a decade of enslavement. This gifted poet, known as Phillis Wheatley, had arrived on a slave ship in 1761 and was purchased by Susanna and John Wheatley of Boston. However, in a remarkable twist, they not only enslaved her but also taught her to read and write.
By Henrik Leandro Laukholm Solli3 years ago in Poets
I am a Warrior
In the heart of Africa's wild domain, Where courage roams upon the vast terrain, Lived a warrior with strength as his refrain,
By Edah Clement3 years ago in Poets
Windows to Her Soul: . Content Warning.
In the realm where beauty lies, A marvel that never dies, Are the windows to the soul, they say, The enchanting gaze in every way.
By Miguel Ramirez3 years ago in Poets
Drained
Some are willing to give their body Others their mind But few will risk their soul For life has taken its toll On us all
By Atomic Historian3 years ago in Poets
That Was It?
It was all in your head A made up dream Of something Of someone That could be You thought they saw you You opened up
By Atomic Historian3 years ago in Poets
Island of Misfit Toys
Welcome to our Island of Misfit Toys We were once happy little girls and boys With all our wishes and joys But now we’ve grown
By Atomic Historian3 years ago in Poets
Asking for the Poor
Who needs one billion? Why do you need more and more? Asking for the poor. * Thanks for reading! This was a follow-up really to my Two Daft Billionaires poem and the discussion in the comments section that I had with fellow creator Sara Wilson.
By Paul Stewart3 years ago in Poets