Love Poems About Film or Film Love Poems
by John Watt |
Categories: film, love,

Chaplinesque

I am a silent movie,
a corny melodrama
played in black and white
with an observable flicker.
A little tramp
accompanied by ragtime piano.

You are pure A-list 
Technicolor, 
Dolby digital
THX, IMAX laser, 
Oscar winner
3D blockbuster.

And yet you love
me.


Written 26 Apr 2020

by Allan Terry |
Categories: appreciation, confidence, encouraging, endurance, film, fun, love,

Got Me Thinking You Love Me

it like you care
i mean if you keep on
keeping on
i might whined-up thinking you
love me or something
I mean kissing and dance
getting those second glances
and the notes on my phone
I might whined-up thinking
you love me.
sometimes I think about
the way you might preseve me
and than I wonder if
I should look at you the same way
smelling your hair
acting like you care
it makes me wonder
asking myself what spell am I under
You got me thinking you
love me

by April Gabriella |
Categories: celebrity, film, for him, how i feel, love,

Leonardo Dicaprio

Dedicated to my love: Leonardo DiCaprio

For how many years have I loved you
I think it has to be about eighteen
We were both so young in those days
But I still longed to be your queen
With each film I fell more in love
With each role you reminded 
"This is what true talent is made of"
Beautiful Leonardo
How keenly I feel
How much I love you
Probably too much, but still
You have shown true beauty
You have shown true grace
You're a perfect specimen
Of the human race
You are of the greatest actors 
Of this generation and more
For there will never be another
That I so much adore


by Gary Radice |
Categories: england, feelings, film, nostalgia,

Carnforth

There's a spot on the horizon
In the ripple of the sun
Where railway lines and stanchions fuse
And merge, becoming one.

I was staring from the platform
When a distant dot appeared.
It grew in size and shape and form
And sounded as it neared.

I caught blurred faces turning
As they thundered by so fast
To briefly glimpse where strangers met
Each Thursday in the past.

Back then the steam and music
Lit up life's black and white.
By tugging strings when love went wrong
Rachmaninoff was right.

by Andrea Dietrich |
Categories: love, passion

Is She the One?

(Inspired by the brilliant new avant garde
 Italian film: "I Am Love")

Could she shatter vows, and is she the one
who’d relinquish everything just for love?
If it meant that all she knew would come undone,
could she shatter vows, and is she the one?
If she knew that those she cared about might shun
her, could she go against her God above?
Could she shatter vows, and is she the one
who’d relinquish everything just for love?


For the Contest: Is She the One?
         sponsored by Tavarus M. Moreland

by Andrea Dietrich |
Categories: film,

A Scary Movie

The kind of film most women love to see
is all about romance, thus women pick
a type of show that paints the fantasy 
of love sublime, so it’s dubbed a chick flick.

I like the fun ones and the sad ones too,
but there’s another genre I like more!
Though dramas with great plot will always do,
there is one type of drama I adore!

There’s nothing like good horror and suspense.
Inside the theater there is a hush
as tension builds, and feelings grow intense,
for your adrenaline will get a rush!

The films like Hitchcock made I never missed.
I love a scary movie with a twist!


July 19, 2017 for the S Form contest of Broken Wings:
Sonnet form. Chosen word: Scary

by Eve Roper |
Categories: bereavement, i miss you, love,

Senryu- Ashes Trail Out With the Sky

draped close for the night
film scenes of you have no end -
mourning sobbing starts


3/18/2019

Poetry Contest: Writing Challenge 3- March 2019 - Senryu 
Sponsored by: Dear Heart 

3/20/2019 Poem of the day

by Sandra Haight |
Categories: god, prayer, spiritual,

Reflections - Mirror


Quote No.1
   “As you live deeper in the heart~
        The mirror gets clearer and cleaner.”
                                     _Quote by Rumi

Oh God,
You have created me
In your image and likeness-
The mirror of your love.
What do you see
When you gaze upon me?
Your image and likeness?
Or just a hazy semblance
Dulled by the sticky film that forms
On a mirror left unattended?
Your image is surely there, Lord.
Teach me, I pray,
To faithfully cleanse away that film
Which obscures the clarity of you-
Those everyday pollutants 
That distorts your reflection-
So that, what you are
And what you see in me,
Are clearly, one.

by Candice Yates |
Categories: love,

Relationship Correlation

Life together is a sip of joy, familiar with each other's noise, secrets shared together from the soul, euphoric laughter spent like change; hands laced in rings of wedding, physical touch screams their name, smiling eyes caught on film, holidays spent holding you for a thrill; hugging hips and dancing slowly, heart beats in sync, inhaling your scent and relishing its power compliments lead flattery; hands intertwined deep in prayer, lives built on nothing but care.
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by Milan Georges Burovac |
Categories: desire, fairy, first love, innocence, miracle, paris, truth,

Heart of Paris

I am from another galaxy 
all a romance in the heart of Paris 
all a mystery without desire 
all a lost phantasm 
all a film of being 
where art is in the spiritual thread 
so that every love to be eternal

by Jan Allison |
Categories: celebrity, music, tribute,

The Glenn Miller Story

My favourite film which tells the story of trombone player and big band leader Major Glenn Miller This love story shows his rise to fame and fortune and tragic death His music still enjoyed by people To this very day Contest: Favourite Movie Sponsor: Nayda Ivette Negron 01~02~16

by Dorian Petersen Potter |
Categories: best friend, books, character, film, friendship, love,

Sam - Cinquaino Chain

Loyal Best friend always ready to help Thru difficult journey You're so sweet my Best friend So brave Strong and watching my back all time You're so beautiful you Saved my life, see Better Without You I'd have never made it thru Gave me hope when mine was lost Yore so kind my Sweet Sam! Dorian Petersen Potter Aka ladydp2000 Copyright@2014 September.1025.2014

by Arthur Vaso |
Categories: adventure, allegory, depression, drink, film, horror, humanity,

Freddie Mercury Rising

I am starting to like Freddie
At least he is steady
He may enjoy the drink
He may bring Liverpool to the brink
Honesty is all you will get
Even if his heart is scorched and bled
He has that iconic ironic smile
His verses crosses the hippocratic oath
From veins his prose flow
His love is pure his demons proudly on display
His bitterness feeds the infinite glass
Of the waiters last call
His words may bite spewing spittle and spite
Alas, who I ask, shall cast the first stone?

by Jerry Swana |
Categories: film, poetry, visionary, voice,

Within Every Picture Is a Story

Silent motion pictures for no one to hear,
Roaring 1922 was the magical year,
Chaplin's fancy mustache grew from ear to ear.
How can motion without sound express love or fear?

Still frames unexposed to the light,
fame within names
cheers within fright.

Til this day a movie screen provides laughter and sadness.
A comedic love story that has to end tragic.

The negative of any captured moment can have a positive feel.
The story may be fictional, but the moments are real. 


-Gerald Moise
-3/23/2015

by Richard Nah |
Categories: film, love, me,

Will You Like To Go Out With Me

Will you like to go out with me?

I saw a film today,
a film of you and I;
Then I had a dream, 
a dream of our being;
It looked so good, so innovating ...
You took my hand,
telling me the truth in every bits of your words;
And like the moon standing with its star, 
I now ask you;

Will you like to go out with me?

by Daver Austin |
Categories: film,

Classic Movies

CLASSIC MOVIES

it is surprising
how fine black and white can be
one listens better

one notices more
each word clear as a bell
folks keep their clothes on

blood flow minimum
black and white blood not so gross
favorites are great –

clark, cary, spenser.
katherine, audry, ginger
to love without lust

as I get older,
caring not for violence,
i watch more and more

by Marty Owens |
Categories: fantasy, love, music, song-me,

Moon Dust Song

Eternal music ringing in your heart melodies burst forth singing moon dust songs perfect harmony Terry Black sings song named Moondust movie Meatballs love and romance stereo funny film heavens glow love song mortal sang song Moondust drifted from Heaven fell upon your shoulders was the moonlights ancient powers made me helpless made me love you The magic moondust hides behind moonlight fell and set us free always singing that Moondust melody
By Marty Owens Inspired by Terry Black's song Moondust from the movie Meatballs... for Catie Lindsey's contest Diminished and Advancing Hexaverse To hear it go to You Tube

by Peter Lewis Holmes |
Categories: children, love, marriage,

No More Babies

No more babies; not now, not ever,
I want to write and I want to read
And I do like a good film

Please ignore your body clock,
That timepiece in your womb.
I want us to fly like eagles and
Eat out more/we can even do your 
Yoga on the carpet floor!

No more nursery, a bit more
Playground please; and perhaps
A touch of artistry when you do 
That thing with your knees

I’m looking forward to a new life 
Now they’re all grown up,
Perhaps you could sublimate? 
We’ll buy a spaniel pup.

So shall we go to bed?
It’s late and I have work; I’m glad 
We talked about this thing
I just knew you’d understand
Hmmm?

by Mark Toney |
Categories: conflict, film, love, war,

Oscar-Ku 12 -Gone With the Wind

Scarlett, Rhett, Tara
“Fiddle-dee-dee War War War”
~ ‘I don’t give a whoop’





Poet’s note: Okay, okay, you’re right!  Rhett Butler didn’t give a “whoop” in the most famous line of Gone With the Wind.  If the film censors had their way, it may have ended with a “whoop.”  But they didn’t and the rest is history.



Mark Toney © 2018

by Jimmi Canada |
Categories: allusion, crazy, cry, fashion, film, friend, hope, life, loneliness, lost love, may, metaphor, mirror, natural disasters, travel, winter, words, write,

2014 and I Am Sorry

I'm like what's next?

I'm in the P.D.X,
so flexed-
come rain or come next,

if the weather has test,
"I say" take the heather to caress the pests-

rush in on tether's and bust up their measures,

force on them pleasures because I take care the never never and replace them with edgers...

So take out your name,

and stake out the possessed,

because what allowed us always came to be best.

by Marty King |
Categories: beautiful, feelings, film, funny love,

Two People Alone In a Movie Theater Senryu

movie night kisses
lips are greasy from popcorn
PURE RISING ACTION!

by Roy Pett |
Categories: best friend, crazy, film, friendship, giggle, hilarious, innocence,

I Am Dumb Perhaps Dumber

Lloyd and Harry, two dim witted men
they made me laugh, laugh, then laugh again
with their innocent acts
slapstick, gags and wisecracks 
I love this movie, well now and then.

Nowt funnier than dumb and dumber 
this great film makes me laugh and blubber
so fills my mind with glee
because they are like me
I'm stupid, but a lot chubbier.

3/13/2018
contest, favorite comedy movie,
Sponsored by: Alexis Y.

by Mark Toney |
Categories: film, war, world war i,

Oscar-Ku 1 -Wings

a love triangle
only silent film to win--
with dazzling dogfights






Copyright © 2018 by Mark Toney. All rights reserved. 
First published 2018 in Hollywood Haiku via wattpad.com

by Milan Georges Burovac |
Categories: beauty, deep, funny love, future, god, i love you, nature,

Eternal Blue

need to know where to look? soft 
forms to the caresses of an eternal 
wandering in search of beauty 
perfect for the indefinite aesthetic 
and the body to film 
and soul for the soul 
and the spirit of the infinite

by Shirley Gribble |
Categories: humorous,

Torrid Love Story

I'm writing a torrid love story,
Full of scandle and intrigue and sex,
About film stars and beautiful people,
And who goes to bed with who next.

Their clothes are by famous designers,
They wear diamonds and mink and real pearls.
Their hair is just perfectly coiffured - 
And that's just the chaps, not the girls!

The hero's in love with his uncle,
And his wife's had an implant or two,
Grandfather has married the housemaid,
He's eighty and she's twenty-two.

When it's published I'll make lot's of money,
But just for a while, till I do,
I'm a little bit short on housekeeping - 
Can you lend me a fiver or two?