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PARTIAL CELEBRITY
by poeteye (Member) - published: January 28, 2008
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Category - Poetry
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I’ve seen a rosy-cheeked nobody
Who was a star far more
In her thrill at the chance met moment
Than the jaded celebrity
Who grimaced to give her autograph again.


------
True style
is not a function of
financial circumstance.




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by poeteye

Partial Celeb
The way up is more fun than the way down...too bad, cause your whole life should be fun...You tell it like it is...Kacee

( Posted by: nitz kitty [Member] On: January 29, 2008 )

celebrities, poeteye
Reminds me, this, of when my kids were...kids, we took them to the car show and Celine Dion was there endorsing the Chrysler product and signing autographs, and she told my kids, who'd been waiting, that she was finished signing for the day. Nice girl, she was...

And I agree, starry-eyed makes you a star, even if partially...

Thanks for this.

Lucie

( Posted by: windchime [Member] On: January 31, 2008 )

POEWHIT
One sells her soul and the other is real

( Posted by: poewhit [Member] On: February 5, 2008 )





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