James Dean
The great L.A. fade away
On the hill east of Eden
Conga drums and the matador
With so much trouble along the way
At the end the earth stood still
A need for some speed
A Spyder on the road to Salinas
On the hill east of Eden
Conga drums and the matador
With so much trouble along the way
At the end the earth stood still
A need for some speed
A Spyder on the road to Salinas
Published by Walton S. Tissot
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12 Comments
Post a CommentI freaking love james dean
but hate it when people
get his car crash time
wrong.
it was 5:45 not 5:59 he
was alreadly half dead or
dead by 5:59.
if your gonna write
anything about james dean
at least get your facts
straight.
kind of masculine...elow there:) I was busy cooking at home and still busy doing that same cooking. Good to be back.
Dang, that's sweet! Reminiscent of the Beach boy's a-capella ode to young Mr. Dean "A Young Man is Gone".
Very clever. Always loved East of Eden. Read the book when I was twelve (unabridged). It was the first serious novel I read, so it's special to me.
Walton, you have a nice flair for poetry with vibrant thought. Good for you.
You put this one together well. Fantastic work!
Nicely written.
Nicely done! : )
Nice poem.
I love it --and agree with J L Carey Jr and Tina Twito. I also admire concise poetry. Shalom my Friend