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

Let it Go
Letting go is not easy It takes courage and grace To release what no longer serves us And embrace a new space Letting go is not giving up
By Karun 3 years ago in Poets
To the Jolly Man
To the Jolly Man, It’s April. I know you’re off from work. I wrote this not knowing, If I were a jerk. To ask, where you are, “is it snowing?”
By Skyler Saunders3 years ago in Poets
Mbappe
Mbappe, oh Mbappe, Swift as a deer on the plain, Your footwork, so deft, Is like music to the brain. With a lightning-fast pace,
By Dinakar3 years ago in Poets
Pele
Oh Pele, a name that echoes through time A football legend, an icon so sublime Born in Brazil, with a ball at his feet
By Dinakar3 years ago in Poets
Neymar Jr
In Brazil, a land of football dreams, A star was born, or so it seems. Neymar, a name that echoes loud, A footballer who can make us proud.
By Dinakar3 years ago in Poets
Lionel Messi
On the pitch he strides so bold, A footballer, a champion of old, With a name that echoes loud and clear, Goat Messi, the one to fear.
By Dinakar3 years ago in Poets
Cristiano Ronaldo
Oh, Ronaldo, great master of the field, Your feats of skill make hearts yield. A wizard with the ball at your feet, You make defenders shuffle to their beat.
By Dinakar3 years ago in Poets
Dear Fellow Vocal Writers
A Poem Using the Title of Every Challenge I’ve Entered Thus Far Dear Fellow Vocal Writers, Life is a challenge to be sure
By Atomic Historian3 years ago in Poets
STOP DOG MEAT TRADE
My fur is thick and brown, My eyes are bright and round, But in some places I'm not safe, My fate is not profound.
By Miguel Ramirez3 years ago in Poets
Small moment in My life that had a big impact
One conventional Saturday morning, I went with my mother on certain tasks. We went to the supermarket to get a couple of things and afterward halted at the mailing station to mail a few bundles. It was nothing strange until we left the mailing station and I saw a vagrant sitting on the control. He was holding a sign that read "Anything helps." I had seen numerous vagrants previously, however something about this man struck me in an unexpected way. Maybe it was the eye to eye connection he made with me, or the way that I was accomplishing something however unremarkable as getting things done while he might have been attempting to make due in the city.
By Muhammad Umair3 years ago in Poets
Our Leaders on Prioritizing Justice, Equality, and Climate Action
Dear Global Community, I trust this letter thinks that you are well. I'm keeping in touch with you today out of profound worry for the present status of our general public and the world at large. As a resident and an individual from the worldwide local area, I accept that it is our aggregate liability to pursue a superior future for all.
By Muhammad Umair3 years ago in Poets
THE HEART THAT BREAKS
The heart that breaks, it knows no peace, It bears the scars that never cease. It weeps and bleeds, it cries in pain, And longs for love, but all in vain.
By Vizorian3 years ago in Poets