Pop Music | Poems

PETE ALLMAN Handwritten poem, written to a loved about being apart Autograph Poem unsigned, 1 page, 5½x5¾. Signed on the verso of a Keno card. Written "To Jane my sweet lady June 23 81", in full: "Sitting watching crowds of people Flowin by on sunny days While you're All Allone. While youre Allone.

PETE ALLMAN Handwritten poem by the Las Vegas jazz headliner Autograph Poem unsigned, 1 page, 5½x5¾. Signed on the verso of a Keno card. In full: "O Tell me Tell me All you secrets And how destiny will take it's course. O Touch me Touch me. And laugh at the good times That we may have.

PETE ALLMAN The Las Vegas headliner signs a heartfelt poem on the back of a Keno card. Inscribed Autograph Poem signed: "Peter", 1 page, 5½x5¾. Signed on the verso of a Keno card. Written to "Jane-", in full: "As the sun is warm The breeze is soft And your smile is a sparkle.

PETE ALLMAN Handwritten poem by the Las Vegas headliner turned film producer Inscribed Autograph Poem signed: "Peter", 1 page, 5½x5¾. Signed on the verso of a Keno card. Written to "Jane",

GEORGE COOPER The popular American poet writes out his poem Baby Land and signs his name, from 1912 Autograph poem signed: "George Cooper" in black ink. 1 page, 8½x13. Dated April 5th, 1912. Poem titled Baby Land. Five stanzas.

J. FRED COOTS The highly acclaimed songwriter signs this handwritten poem that he wrote about an admirer named Jane Autograph poem signed: "J. Fred Coots" in black ink. 8½x11. Poem entitled Poem, in full: "Poem I

JOSEPH B. YOUNG Famous lyricist writes a poem to himself providing words of encouragement for love and life. Autograph poem signed: "Joe B. Young-". 1 page, 6¾x4. March 15, 1912. In full: "Mr.

JOSEPH B. YOUNG Famous lyricist writes a poem stating that all this sad world needs is kindness Autograph poem signed: "J.B. Young" in black ink. 1 page, 6¾x4 August 25, 1913. In full: "So many gods So many creeds So many ways that wind and wind.

JOSEPH B. YOUNG Famous lyricist writes this poem about having many friends, and being a loving son Poem signed twice: "J.B. Young-". 1 page, 6¾x4. February 8, 1912. In full: