Elvis Wrote Animal Abuse Poetry…

Friday, 27 March 2009, 9:25 | Category : Celebrities
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I’m usually not one to judge another writer. I write poetry and personally hate it when people assume something about me based on something I wrote. But I can’t really get over this poem that just sold for $20,035.20 at an auction.

The handwritten poem reads as follows:

As I awoke this morning
when all sweet things
are born a robin perched
on my window sill to greet
the coming dawn
He sang his sweet song
so sweetly and paused
for a moments lull
I gently raised the window
and crushed his
F***ing skull

Now, first off, it’s just bad writing. “Sweet song so sweetly.” Really Elvis? That’s the best you’ve got in terms of description? It’s a little rhyming poem. You’ll note born and dawn are half rhymes and lull and skull are full rhymes. So the line breaks, as it’s written, are a little odd.

Anyway, enough talking about the bad writing. It’s a totally violent poem – meant to be funny although I certainly don’t see the humor. Anyone else? Any huge Elvis fans disappointed by his bird crushing poem? I’m not a fan and I think it’s pretty awful.

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  • kathryn

    i am an elvis fan and have been for years.i dont necessarily agree with this poem and i think elvis must have been high because how could the proud owner of so many animals have written this in all sincerity?however i would lay off of elvis.the man died in 1977 and i wonder at the audacity of people who just cant leave his things alone in the name of money.that poem would have been better off left at graceland in the exact same place elvis left it

  • kathryn

    i am an elvis fan and have been for years.i dont necessarily agree with this poem and i think elvis must have been high because how could the proud owner of so many animals have written this in all sincerity?however i would lay off of elvis.the man died in 1977 and i wonder at the audacity of people who just cant leave his things alone in the name of money.that poem would have been better off left at graceland in the exact same place elvis left it

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