A Hero to most
A Villain to some
The poems he wrote
The songs that he sung
Some things he did
can't be undone
He broke a few rules
but man he had fun
Mexican Radio
and a pirated signal
singing for pesos
and dancing flamenco.
Will they remember
the bad or the good?
Oh Lord don't let him
be misunderstood.
be misunderstood.
A Hero to most
A Villain to some
The poems he wrote
The songs that he sung
I am not a Read Toad myself. I'm more of a fly on the wall. I have gotten to know his work over the nine months I have been posting in the Garden and I have visited his blog "Mexican Radio" many times. From what I can gather he likes classic rock, mexico, drinking and he roots for the underdog. My Poem reflects this - I threw in a a cool version of a classic Eric Burden song for good measure.
This is great, Sam. I love the way you have set out your expose as a song, and a catchy one at that. The second stanza is my fave.. and very close to how I imagine Corey to be.
ReplyDeleteHaaaaa!!! man this hits some great points and reads like a biography. Its strange how strong a personality can come through the written work, whether its a profile or a short conversation via text or email. Now I know what one of your superpowers is after the lightning strike (love that profile of you by the way), and from what I can see you play well with others at a distance at least. Great poem, great song and because I am an emotional little bitch sometimes, I do get misunderstood. Thanks for coming out!!!
ReplyDeletetotally wanna see Corey dancing the flamenco!
ReplyDeleteSam, good verse, rhythm, pulse. Now try it after a few shots! ~
ReplyDeleteWonderful! I'd love to see that flamenco dancing.
ReplyDeleteI really like the Mexican radio stanza. Cool work, Sam.
ReplyDeleteCorey sounds like one interesting guy.
ReplyDeleteSo very rhythmic!! I enjoyed reading this!
ReplyDeleteNow where's the music to this? I love it..
ReplyDeletei would love to find a musical partner and try writing some lyrics.The only musical instrument I play is the iPod.
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