Electra Syndrome
Ralibut of Halibut pretended to be mad,
Forgot the very spelling of his name
And lost some other version in a game
To Sir Gallerhadd
Of whom he'd heard, by repute and fame,
In a bar in old Baghdad
He'd never been to Halibut, but neither had his dad,
Despite his claims to owning it outright
From cuffing others for it in a fight
Like Sir Gallerhadd
Whom he'd once met, in mist and blight,
In a bar in old Baghdad
And then some visions from Bob's pen did make him very sad,
From Blonde on Blonde to Highway 61
The tracks all made him bloat to twenty ton
Stout Sir Gallerhadd
To whom he wrote, in wind and sun,
In that bar in old Baghdad
His madness turned from fake to real, unlike Kurosawa's,
And he ran from here to the centre of Lille, trampling all the flowers
Moral: He who tangles with a noble knight
Shall never replace the landing light
Except amidst the very darkest night
Contributors: | Apsley, Surlaw, (trad). |
Poem finished: | 1st December 2003 by Anon.. |