Hero From Stardust Station

how many years have we got 
until there’s nothing left to sell
in this daydream of an insane lad?

all these changes, kooks and supermen
are sinking in a quicksand of Mars
while pretty things rise and fall

there’s a panic in the city 
of rock’n’roll suicides,
rebels and diamond dogs
while golden years pass by
from station to station

now we are low on a speed of life
always crashing in this art decade
like heroes of the silent age

so how many creeps of modern love
in the labyrinth of scary fashion
will fall down with the world tonight?

when earthlings are the loneliest
and the stars are out for hours
the next day becomes a wide circle
where Lazarus waits
for Starman to come

*In memory of one of the biggest musicians and artists in the world, the great and only DAVID BOWIE.*
Copyright © | Year Posted 2016

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Gupta Avatar
June 24, 2016 at 5:35 AM
Well written ... the last five lines are beautiful ...
Greco Avatar
June 24, 2016 at 8:47 AM
thank you, glad you like it
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