Random Man (To Ben Heine) Poem by Peter S. Quinn

Random Man (To Ben Heine)



He is “just a random man”,
Doing whatever he always can,
Making his random steps to somewhere.

Meaning what he always does,
Making a reason for his cause,
Everything in the world is his affair.

Random man please dance on,
Days are turning and years are gone,
Random man you are me and I'm you.

He has a dream that must come true,
It’s for the world to be all new,
Step by step in a noble peace.

Random man come and give,
Everything that you can live,
In your ideal world of love
That tomorrow must be full of.

Meaning what he always does,
Making a reason for his cause,
Everything in the world is his affair.

Random man please dance on,
Days are turning and years are gone,
Random man you are me and I'm you.

He “is just a random man”,
Doing whatever he always can,
Making his random steps to somewhere.
Making his random steps to somewhere.
Making his random steps to somewhere.


(Parody to the Beatles song, “Nowhere Man”)

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