Lennon: The Nowhere Man Poem by Genevieve Pilat

Lennon: The Nowhere Man

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Amidst the crazy screaming fans
Of rebellious youths of yesteryears
And swarms of press and media crazed hounds
Were four lads across the pond.

Their fearless leader, now some might debate,
Known best as simply Lennon
An inner poet, his depth beyond reach
A true brilliance in the world of lyrics.

The man most famous for writing songs
From Please Please Me to Help!
From Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds and more
This man knew the meaning of art.

And then post Beatles he did not rest
His passion never dying
Writing out songs of peace and love
A topic he held so dear.

It seemed that his life was doing grand
That nothing would halt the path
Yet tragedy seemed to bring its nasty self
It always does somehow.

He claimed he was the Nowhere Man
Not knowing where his future would lead
Yet the adoration he gets from generations to come
Prove Lennon was going and gone somewhere.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Khairul Ahsan 08 August 2013

I am so glad to read this poem on John Lennon. The people of our country remember him with love and respect for his pioneering role in arranging a concert named 'Bangladesh Concert' in 1971 to raise funds for helping the millions who suffered due to the atrocities of the Pakistan Army when my country was fighting its War of Liberation. He wrote and sang a song on Bangladesh describing the situation prevailing here at that time.

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