Today's poem is a "Golden Oldie" and was originally published here in February 2012
Man of whimsy, pale beauty and thinness
Close adored friend of both ways fantasy
And lonely teenage bedsitter distress
Whose pain and trouble you alone could see;
You were as cool as cool as man could be
Exploring the stars is there life on Mars ?
Oh how we all wanted to be like thee.
Iconic, ironic not moronic
Your created personas a tonic
For the strikes and stress of the Seventies.
Stuart Price
(Very loosely based on Keats wonderful poem 'To Autumn')
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