A Journey Through The History Of Film@ Wonderful Wednesday with Kristin

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Welcome to

A Wonderful Wednesday!

Let us take you and your poetry on…

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Send a warm greeting to

Kristin Leuthold

Our Guest Host for the day !


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Remember those classic Hollywood films?

Where the guy always got the girl, or

The girl got the guy in the end?


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From the early days of movie making

To modern day films,

The drama of the love story has captivated many a heart!

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But there was something “Magical” about

Those Classic Love stories in those old films so…

Let’s make that the focus of today’s poetry challenge!

Write a poem about your favorite classic film!

Why is it your favorite? Who were the main characters?

What about the film makes it so memorable?

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Take a few moments

To write your thoughts down in a poem…

Tell us of

The love or heartbreak,

The triumph or failure,

The sorrow and the laughter

Of the classic Hollywood film!

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And enjoy the Tribute!

As always we thank you for coming by and sharing

Your time and poetry with us!

We always enjoy your good company and hope

To read you again at our next

Wonderful Wednesday!

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118 Comments

  • Bettie says:

    Hello Brenda and friends just an amazing Blog to night will just see what kin come up wit for here … Hugs

  • Love_for_the_Earth says:

    Jane Eyre saw the Phantom of the Opera wearing a Blue Dalia.

    It was Monkey Business! Oh! Come Back Little Sheba!

    The Shadow of Silk Lennox falls on The Island of Dr. Moreau.

    But it was Unconquered! So Proudly We Hail !

    Fort Apache is All I Desire…

  • Bettie says:

    Can not do this one ..But gonna try any ways hope this is right ….

    Corrina corrina
    Two people
    From different side
    Man and woman
    Hearts are broken
    One little girl
    Brings family together
    Love is the bond
    No matter who you are
    Are where
    Two hearts do collide

  • newenglandgal says:

    Couldnt resist :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

  • di710smiles says:

    :love: :love: :love:
    AN OFFICER AND A GENTLEMAN
    Not really an oldie but, I love the ending
    and Richard Gere giggle

    A man that becomes an Officer and gentleman, too
    He realized he had alot to chew
    As his inner courage and strength he discovers new
    He falls in love with a lady he grew
    Running away he had to return he knew
    For within heart she was the one took away the blue
    He walks into the factory she worked in front of all the crew
    Walks right up to her as he picks her up walks out proudness flew
    Her mother and all those rooting and hooting cheering due
    A happy couple with blessings huge

  • KristinLeuthold says:

    Hello to you all… Wonderful blog you made Ellie!!! :love:
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  • Ted says:

    Wonderful topic, making it fun to jot something quickly. Lately, that’s all I’ve had time for: quick and not-so-dirty! I’m sure I’m not alone in picking this for my all-time favorite classic:

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  • Kevin says:

    The Classics are simply the best. I am really enjoying this blog.
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  • Barbara_K says:

    Magical blog and theme and pieces posted. Welcome, Kristin. Will be back after I ponder a bit.

  • Barbara_K says:

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    SILVER-SCREEN MAGICAL

    Silver screen magical
    and how it used to be,
    when black-and-white
    was bigger than life
    and so much more fun
    than watching TV.
    I loved the glamor,
    the thrills and chills
    of way back then
    upon that silver screen,
    so much bigger
    than life itself
    (or so to us it seemed).

    We watched them
    live and love and be
    all that we dreamed
    that we would be
    when our big-screen
    silver dreams came true
    and we were swept
    right off our feet.

    And as I watch them
    again and again,
    (for they never
    grow old),
    I smile,
    I laugh,
    I cry
    as when
    I watched them
    on that big silver screen
    such a very long time ago.

    (c) barbara kausteklis 3-14-12

  • mrobinking says:

    What a wonderful blog and I love the classics!

    Here is one of my favorites a so many.

    It’s A Wonderful Life

    On a moonlit night
    You can feel the romance
    He would give her the moon
    If he had the chance
    He would throw a lasso
    Around the silver moon
    And pull it down
    While they softly croon

    Michelle R King
    3-14-12

    One of the several favorite romantic parts of the movie.

  • mrobinking says:

    I remember watching The Sound Of Music at the movie theater for the first time when it first came out. I was in second grade and went to the theater several times after that to see the movie. I love all the musicals and this is one of my top favorites.

    The Von Trap Family is based on a true story with romance, heartbreaks and the scenery is breathtaking.

  • KristinLeuthold says:

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  • Mary Margaret says:

    One of my very fav’s as always! And guy’s your blog rocks!! Thanks!

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  • sunshine2010 says:

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    THIS WAS HARD TO FIND OLD MOVIES BUT I FINALLY FOUND ONE. I REMEMBER THIS ONE. BEEN YEARS SINCE I WATCHED ANY.

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    THIS IS MY SECOND ONE AND MY FAVORITE MOVIE OF ALL TIMES. i NOT ONLY SEEN IT I WATCHED IT AND SOMEDAY I WANT TO SEE IT IN A PLAY. I KNOW IT HAVE BEEN IN A PLAY JUST NOT IN MY AREA.

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  • Scotorum says:

    Excellent theme PE – remember when we did favorite romantic movies every Valentine’s Day over on MySpace? That was back in 2007 and 2008. Wish I could find a write from those to repost here!

  • Scotorum says:

    Here’s one I found from a year ago. It was for a Fling challenge where the recommended format was the Tanka.

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  • PiperEllie says:

    Gotta love Scarlett!! Thank you Scotorum! I have to watch Gone With The Wind at least once a year!

  • Noisy2 says:

    A beautiful blog as always Ellie… :love: :love: :groovy:

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