Cicely Poems - Poems about Cicely

Cicely Tyson, raised in Harlem, a model ‘til beckoned by Broadway African American women’s strength and virtue, she went on the big screen to portray A myriad of awards, the Presidential Medal of Freedom in two thousand,...Read the rest...

Just a wisp of a girl, dainty as a rose Dark as the color of bitter-sweet cocoa From her short hair to her perky nose A black queen from the Big Apple’s ghetto As a girl, she often sucked...Read the rest...

Rest in peace, Ms. Cicely Tyson You embodied elegance and grace Your portrayal of Ms Jane Pittman was top notch, I bid you farewell 01/09/2022 Contest: A Celebrity Epitaph Sponsor: Michelle Faulkner...Read the rest...

you walked into my world wearing a cast warm witty greeting my third grade class joseph medill school nineteen hundred seventy one the movie sounder debut down town chicago sensitive timid and shy was i you were a rainbow quite noble to my eye a...Read the rest...

She's strikingly fair in the purest of red Pearls grace her neck, a band on her head Enthroned on a seat plush as is down I just can't get over her brilliant red gown Gazing like Jesus, her cheeks...Read the rest...