The Journey Less Travelled

From Pop Idol to American Idol, the Journey Across the Pond was Worth the Trip.


From the X Factor, Britain’s Got Talent to AGT, the Road has been long and Ever Winding.



Though while walking the streets of Lambeth, and playing in the school yard in Elstree seems like a distant Fond Memory.


You Spent long days at Radlett and later developed a keen intellect at Dover College.


From EMI to Fanfare Records you further developed your Musical Genius and Style at BMG and S Records.


Though I think that the role which will encapsulate the Rest of Your Life, and be Most Fulfilling came to Fruition on February 14, in 2014 with the birth of Your Son Eric.


I Read that you Broke your back, which I can only imagine is very painful.


I know that this is not a Poem, or very Artistic, but I wanted to write to say as a Music and Talent Fan, Thank you.


I Wish for you God’s Richest blessing in the future.


May his Grace, Love, Peace and Understanding abide with You Always.


God Bless,


Sincerely 


One of Many Fans


Author Paul Cumberbatch ( September 2nd, 2020)
Copyright © | Year Posted 2020

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November 4, 2020 at 8:15 PM
Simon Cowell i presume Paul? Initially he was only a judge on Pop Idol which he took over to become X.Factor and then began Britain has got talent . The talent show has been around for ages he just updated it and gave it a new spin or twist. Unfortunately with the added caveat of sadly X is more a factor than talent. The American version is way more of a true reflection than the U.K one as ours is more based on t.v entertainment value than actual talent sadly
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