Being famous for this

Being famous for this

A Poem by James W Dillon
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not everyday i can mention Bono in a poem

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I’d say Bono feels great when foreign birds don’t know who he is while he rambles round town. Turns to laugh not frown at his entourage full of plastic guards a smorgasbord of yes men, equestrian best friends that dabble in the fine arts and hold a straight face when Paul farts. It’s like I don’t work hard enough to be known, stood idly by, garden gnome. Fishing rod firm grasp, clasp a journey. I dream vast. Shivers at the crossroads of Georgian houses as on lookers look out. Face orifices may orchestrate a heinous onslaught of abuse. Famous figures I crave range from acute to obtuse. Throw at me what you may, I am a drunk and don’t give a dam at what you might say.

© 2014 James W Dillon


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Added on August 15, 2014
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James W Dillon
James W Dillon

Ireland



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