On the Death of John Lennon

On the Death of John Lennon

A Poem by David Lewis Paget

This world unravels, bit by bit

Each thread that binds
Is torn in rage,
And desolation stalks where wit
And beauty walked
On some lost page.
 
From light to darkness; life and art
And talent bleeds
At every loss,
Each shallow murder strikes the heart,
The root, the branch,
The Saviour’s Cross.
 
Now at the height, some furtive thief
Has stolen yet
Another strand,
And left in thrall unyielding grief
To wonder at
This bloodied hand.
 
David Lewis Paget

© 2012 David Lewis Paget


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I couldnt pass this one I remember I was 18 when this happened weened on Lenon I was crushed.A part of who I was died that day Or so I thought.He was a great man And I contented that I should wish to aspire to be remembered so

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Added on February 14, 2008
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David Lewis Paget
David Lewis Paget

Moonta, South Australia, Australia



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