Elvis Presley: The Same Amount Of Time Poem by Randy Johnson

Elvis Presley: The Same Amount Of Time

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You've been dead for the same amount of time that you lived, forty-two years.
You were loved and your death devastated each and every one of your peers.
You didn't perform in all fifty states, one state that you missed was Montana.
You performed your last concert on June 26,1977 in the state of Indiana.
Two of your hit songs were All Shook Up and Hound Dog.
You had great taste in motorcycles, you sure did love Hogs.
You had a wonderful life but not a life that was long.
When doctors constantly prescribed those pills, it was wrong.
You loved to give away Cadillacs, you truly had a heart of gold.
It was very sad to lose you when you were only 42 years old.
One of your friends saw you putting a hole in your foot with a drill.
When he asked you why, you said you were doing it to get more pills.
When you died on August 16,1977, every one of your fans were in tears.
You've been dead for the same amount of time that you lived, forty-two years.

Elvis Presley: The Same Amount Of Time
Friday, August 16, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: celebrity,death,singing
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Dedicated to Elvis A. Presley (1935-1977) who died on August 16,1977.
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