FAMOUS PEOPLE POEMS
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Legacy of Emily Dickinson
Lore of legend raise
Gifted poet’s praise
The creative source
For poetry’s course
Solitude inviting
Recluse for writing
Pinning away alone
Set the poet’s tone
Life of isolation
Denied recognition
The myth has last
Recluse of Amherst cast
Success later came
In posthumous fame
Her poetry is left
To speak for itself
As legends grow old
A story left untold
By the poetry creation
Legacy of Emily Dickinson
By Susan Marie Davniero
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SAINTLY MOTHER TERESA
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A
sacred soul
Saintly
ways
All
of her days
Angel
on earth
Spiritual
hearth
Caring
for others
Sisters
and brothers
Missionaries
of Charity
Suffering
and poverty
Holy
grace
Loving
embrace
Enlighten
memory
Blessed
was she
God’s
call to her
Saintly
Mother Teresa
By
Susan Marie Davniero
WALT WHITMAN
Walt Whitman’s desire
Long Island inspired
Rolling lines of poetry
Island’s coastal sea
Founder to compress
Long Islander Press
Homily of life then
Scenic poems penned
Montauk’s sharks pass
Shades of “Leaves of Grass”
Long Island befit
Making of a poet
By Susan
Marie Davniero
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| Dear Susan, Last Week we informed you that you and your poetry were selected to receive more formal, widespread recognition. In this regard, we are still waiting for you to send us a poem to be published in the historic edition...
Great Poets Across America
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ELIZABETH BARRETT BROWNING
Era of Victorian compliance
Women poets were silenced
Days of the masculine tone
As a poet, she enters alone
The lady poet’s choice
To be the women’s voice
Shades of politics entwine
Hidden within each line
Role of muse came to be
How do I love thee?
Robert Browning discovers
Poet, mate and lover
Where sonnets so derive
Love prose came alive
As the romance pass
Poems of a new class
A women’s voice lend
To the poet’s legend
Behold poetic crowning
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Susan Marie Davniero
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Thus, his
legacy bore. Quote Raven's “Nevermore”. SUSAN MARIE DAVNIERO. From Core to
Curriculum 3-5. SCDE Literacy Initiatives, Summer 2013 ...pgs
118-120
EDGAR ALLAN POE
Romantic myth enlist
Of the ruined artist
Archetype of woe
Edgar Allan Poe
Life paradox emboss
By wealth and loss
Gifted he knew fame
And obscurity shame
Creative depths toll
Self-torturing soul
Paranoiac rose
Dark sullen prose
Cunning internal rhythm
On the edge of the sublime
Thus, his legacy bore
Quote Raven’s “Nevermore”
Susan Marie Davniero
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Written words of his mind
Novelist for all mankind
Motion of the novel
Leading us to marvel
The author narrates
As chapters illustrates
Power of the word
Cuts like a sword
Epic culture vision
Story lines diction
Moving each stage
Turns page to page
Books of his own
Came to be known
Of literary fame
He leaves his name
Never stopped writing
“As I Lay Dying”
An American writer
William Faulkner
By Susan Marie Davniero
Author Enablers’ Writers
BookPage®
RHYME AND REASON
Dear Author Enablers,
I am an aspiring poet with some minor success being published in local magazines and poetry collections. My style is composed in traditional rhythm. I wonder if I am limiting my success by continuing on this same path. However, I am reluctant to abandon my style for the popular prose. Should I stay true to myself or adopt the free style of verse, changing my tune?
I am an aspiring poet with some minor success being published in local magazines and poetry collections. My style is composed in traditional rhythm. I wonder if I am limiting my success by continuing on this same path. However, I am reluctant to abandon my style for the popular prose. Should I stay true to myself or adopt the free style of verse, changing my tune?
Susan Marie Davniero
Lindenhurst, New York
Reply: Our four cents: The wonderful thing about writing is that you can experiment with different approaches, styles and forms without anyone seeing your work until you are ready to show it.
Why not venture outside your comfort zone and see what happens? A mediocre poem is the worst possible outcome (in which case you can hit “delete”), but you might surprise yourself and come up with something spectacular. You’ll never know if you don’t give it a whirl.
Divine Vision
(of November 27, 1830)
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On that glorious day, a divine vision
She gazed and listened to her mission
St. Catherine Laboure’ prayed
To ensure a Miraculous Medal was made
Words of Our Lady from above
Blessed Mother’s message of love
Inspired by a vision of the Blessed Virgin
O Mary conceived without sin
Pray for us, for we
Have recourse to thee
Keep this medal in devoted behavior
And you will receive great favors
written by Susan Marie Davniero
STORY OF ANNIE OAKLEY
Annie, get your gun
The legend has begun
Popularity world wide
Success was on her side
Legendary myths twist
“Little Sure Shot” didn’t miss
Billed as girl next door
Audience crowds applaud
Galloped into the range
Leaving the sport changed
The legend had its run
Annie, put away your gun
Susan Marie Davniero
THE SEARCH FOR CLEOPATRA
The search for Cleopatra
Years dancing around her
Myth and legend between
Cleopatra Egyptian Queen
Royal blood lines she own
Thus, to inherit the throne
Ancient parchments told
When the Nile poured gold
Egyptian Queen Goddess
Wiles of the temptress
Seduces Rome by seizure
Of ruler Julius Caesar
By nymph’s spell of beauty
She bewitched Mark Antony
In land of Cleopatra’s reign
Alas Egypt’s decaying stain
Thou once ruled by monarch
Bids the royalty to apart
By bite of asp’s poison slay
Silences the Queen’s say
Adieu of Egyptian strife
Cleopatra surrenders her life
Susan Marie Davniero
ALL OF SHAKESPEARE
The renowned literary fame
Renaissance man shall acclaim
English theatre so inspired
Prolific playwright attire
Splendor of passages art
Tenor of a dialogue chart
By each line stroke to be
Wrote fury of his fancy
The medieval period raise
With swells of noted praise
By the staged plays to cause
Gathering theater’s applause
Meaning of his words aim
Thou legendary works came
To be or not to be in part
Of all literary culture’s art
To this day he remains to be
The greatest writer in history
A master of literature
William Shakespeare
Susan Marie Davniero
ERNEST HEMINGWAY
AN AMERICAN LEGEND
Where the writer’s prose
A literary giant rose
The stories came to say
Of Ernest Hemingway
Stories borrowed from life
Wrapped in common strife
His early call to succeed
Found a welcome read
Talent source surpass
Novelist’s stories amass
Mastery of literature
Writer and adventurer
To spin a nature’s tale
Hidden in sea and sail
Pulitzer Prize to be
“Old Man and The Sea”
Alas, inner anguish doomed
Author’s self-inflicted wound
Here the story will end
For an American legend
Susan Marie Davniero
Bathe by roses perfuming shower
Grace by God, this blessed little flower
Holy sanctuary lodging ascribe to relate
This angelic devout Christian soul met her fate
Shortly, dark days of illness swept,
Foreboding visionary of Heaven sent
Sacred intimacy with God so inspired
For Sainthood of St Therese so admired.
Painting at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church
Novena on of St. Therese
St. Therese’s spiritual life of benediction
Faithful and rooted in her devotionBathe by roses perfuming shower
Grace by God, this blessed little flower
On the spiritual path to Carmelite convent
For the novice Sister’s life devotion to repentHoly sanctuary lodging ascribe to relate
This angelic devout Christian soul met her fate
Sweet gentle disciple of God’s purity
Abide by a simple life of prayer and charityShortly, dark days of illness swept,
Foreboding visionary of Heaven sent
Fear resolved to be unafraid
For Sister Theresa forever prayedSacred intimacy with God so inspired
For Sainthood of St Therese so admired.
Written by Susan Marie Davniero
WALT WHITMAN
Walt Whitman’s desire
Rolling lines of poetry
Island’s coastal sea
Founder to compress
Long Islander Press
Homily of life then
Scenic poems penned
Montauk’s sharks pass
Shades of “Leaves of Grass”
Making of a poet
By Susan Marie Davniero
Famous People Autographs
A POET'S LIST
Published Poet's Art
| PANCAKES IN HEAVEN PUBLISHED COVER |
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| My Poem "My Sister and Her Cat" This Time Around Eber & Wein Publishing |
| Dean Martin |
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| Jay Black |
| Gloria Steinem
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Autograph Please, Thank you!
Published Long Story Short
By
Susan Marie Davniero
My
autograph book turns the pages on each chapter of my life. My collection of
autographs grew from childhood Soupy Sales signed postcard to pre-teenage
hanging out at Bar Harbor Massapequa Shopping Center asking Nelson “Rocky”
Rockefeller for autograph, as he did a radio remote interview on the campaign
trails for Vice President.
I dance as a
swinging young adult single at the disco meeting teen idol Jay Black backstage
asking for autograph after I stole a kiss. I gamble with 21 on vacation at Las
Vegas casino taking home Dean Martin's souvenir autograph, after he spoke to me
in the audience from the MGM stage.
As a budding
feminist I meet Ms. Magazine feminist icon Ms. Gloria Steinem giving autographs after being the key note
speaker at Nassau College. I was a sport after marrying Bob, Mets fan, attending
baseball game at Shea with him. Bob catches a foul ball and I catch autographs
from Mets star players Gary Carter and Darryl Strawberry.
My autograph
book is name dropping from Soupy Sales to Rockafellers’ campaign trails, from
Jay Black at the disco to Dean Martin at the casino, and Ms. Steinem cause to Carter and the Straw. The Autographs boast of a rooster of celebrity
names from “Who’s Who” – to which I say “Autograph, please? Thank you!” and that
was all they wrote
Written by Susan
Marie Davniero
Autograph,
Please
Published LSS
by Susan Marie Davniero Autograph, please
A moment to seize
An autograph took
For my autograph book
Turning back a page
Listing autographs range
From kids’ TV star Soupy Sales
To Rockefeller campaign trails
Dancing to Jay Black at the disco
To Dean Martin’s Vegas act at casino
Keynote speaker Ms. Gloria Steinman
College lecture teach “I am Woman”
From Mets box seats at the Shea
The view of Carter and Strawberry
Name dropping from ‘Who’s Who’s’
Autograph, please – thank you!
Written by Susan Marie Davniero
Note: Attachments Dean Martin, Gloria Steinman, Jay Black autographs
A moment to seize
An autograph took
For my autograph book
Turning back a page
Listing autographs range
From kids’ TV star Soupy Sales
To Rockefeller campaign trails
Dancing to Jay Black at the disco
To Dean Martin’s Vegas act at casino
Keynote speaker Ms. Gloria Steinman
College lecture teach “I am Woman”
From Mets box seats at the Shea
The view of Carter and Strawberry
Name dropping from ‘Who’s Who’s’
Autograph, please – thank you!
Written by Susan Marie Davniero
Note: Attachments Dean Martin, Gloria Steinman, Jay Black autographs
The Accidental Poet
The words fall unto a page
Spacing by each stage
Tripping upon a rhythm
Skipping lines in time
Jumping words all around
Thoughts dance in beat
As all the lines complete
Thus, a poem comes of it
The accidental poet
Susan Marie Davniero
A POET'S LIST
Published Poet's Art
Literary no apology
For poems anthology
A hidden treasure
Of readings pleasure
Fluid poetry fits
Of such favorites
Factoring begun
All to choose from
Rhythm or free verse
Upon thy search
Poets likely drawn
Resembles their own
Compiled to select
Of voices dialect
Poetic prose enlist
For a poet’s list
SUSAN MARIE DAVNIERO
published poet in "The Poet's Market 2011."
BOOKS MY POEMS ARE IN:
"Best Poets of 2010"
"Great Poets AcrossAmerica
/"Stars and Stripes"
"Great Poets of the Western World"
"The Poet’s Market 2011, 2012, 2013"
Beyone the Sea 2015
"Great Poets Across
/"Stars and Stripes"
"Great Poets of the Western World"
"The Poet’s Market 2011, 2012, 2013"
Beyone the Sea 2015
DEAR SUSAN MARIE DAVNIERO
YOU'RE NOW A PUBLISHED POET!
The Deluxe Hardbound Edition, Stars in Our Hearts, will feature your poetry.
"9/11 Forever Locked in Our Memory"
DEAR SUSAN MARIE DAVNIERO
YOU'RE NOW A PUBLISHED POET!
The Deluxe Hardbound Edition, Stars in Our Hearts, will feature your poetry.
"9/11 Forever Locked in Our Memory"
Poetically Yours,Suzanne Hilary
World Poetry Movement
World Poetry Movement
PUBLISHED
DREAMS OF A HAPPY MOTHER’S DAY
Dreams of a Mother’s past
A life that did not last
Your death took you away
I had something to say
Revisit another time
When Mother’s love was mine
Only to be found
Homeward bound
Yet in the nights’ air
In my dreams you are there
The love I thought burned
Tonight has returned
Feelings gone from sight
Seen in darkness of the night
A guiding light beams
Mother into my dreams
And I can have my say
To wish you a Happy Mother’s Day!
Susan Marie Davniero
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