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South by Southwest
Poems
Apr 2019
My Hotel California
There at three a.m.
on a dark and empty street
I was out walking
The demons kept my sleep
The music I recognized
Coming down from the open window above
The Eagles "Hotel California"
A song I dearly loved
It was the winter of 1977
Perhaps the coldest on record I know
All I remember was the cold and accumulations of snow
Mike had just bought the album
Invited me over to share
After we were blown away
The music cleared the air
We played it over and over
Every song on it was so great
The chill that hung in the air
Made it easy to relate
I walked back home after midnight
In the cold and frozen snow
Not realizing it was a -10° below
The cold soon penetrated
I became concerned for sure
I was having my doubts and my skin was turning bluer
To make the story short
I ran to the door the last few feet
I fumbled with the keys
And fell inside into the heat
So now all of those memories come flooding back to me
There's someone up above and they can never leave
So I ease on down the way
out of range of the sound
And I am thinking to myself
To the words I am forever bound
"You can always check out
but you can never leave"
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Trussville , Alabama
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