Music (As A Dad) Poem by Jason Jackson

Music (As A Dad)



The Smiths said a light would never go out, but it did & they lied,
I heard your favourite song on the radio & ended up crying,
I used to believe in the power of the 1980’s band,
I’m getting too old for common sense to land

Popular music is now foreign to me,
It’s not what I like to listen to,
I’m sorry if I can’t express myself more eloquently,
I’d rather listen to the sound of the sea.

Take my ears & block them completely,
I’m guilty of not sticking to my own strict loyalty,
I was spoilt in my childhood, with classics galore,
After rebelling for a while, I’ve returned once more

I have children now & I expect that they,
Will make up their own record collections one day,
They won’t have to tape the BBC Top 40
They’ll use the latest electronic tools, .. their forte.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Tai Chi Italy 24 June 2011

lol Being a parent is spectacular, a pity it warps our music venacular! lol A very pleasing read. I used to do that taping the bbc too! lol Our forty plus! Smiling at you Tai

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