Sensitive, Mystical Poet
Your legacy lives on;
Stoned as petrified reptile
In the amber resin of your ageless words,
Passionate images.
ROCK IS NOT DEAD!
Only sleeping in the spirit of your generation.
How peculiar a twist to fate comes awakening.
The virgin student fascinated by disc technology
Finds camaraderie among your lyrics.
A lost soul reaches for a book of library poetry
To discover forgotten passions in your verse.
A collage of celluloid impressions moves an observer
To search beyond for remembered truths.
Death has no hold on your ancient powers.
Your time has come again
Myth ignited into flame.
Dormant seeds of great vision
Have begun to burst and grow.
The second coming of a generation,
Older, wiser, the struggle for justice lost in
Decades of the struggle for paper.
The realization of selling out what was once held most dear.
Footsteps caught in mid air, a sobering look back toward
A fork in the road of life.
We should have listened to forewarning.

 

The delicate thread of the search for truth
Once again unites our legions.
Years of obligations and promises behind,
One by one we "get together one more time,"
Dare to light the candle of long ago dreams,
Lift the staff of courage, sincerity, the thing that is right.
Small contributions by sheer numbers,
Our dream of America - Proud, Free, Green
Seems less impossible.

I wish you were here to see it...


US copyright 1993 Jan Eloise Morris

 


A New Epitaph for Pere Lachaise
Poster -- Signed

An official release of The Doors Music Company, the photograph for this 24x36 poster was taken in 1968 by Doors photographer, Paul Ferrara. Morrison was captured in a rare moment with sunlight falling on his shoulders in front of the Observatory in Griffith Park in Los Angeles, California. The poster's publication marks the only time another artist's poetry has been authorized to appear with Morrison's image. A New Epitaph for Pere Lachaise was written in 1993 by poet and journalist, Jan Eloise Morris. This is one of only two sources on the Net where you can buy these original posters signed and dated by Jan Eloise Morris.

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