Jimi Hendrix Poems - Poems about Jimi Hendrix

Tho' right-handed instruments the two do play yet one is downside up left-handed musicians both are they or seem to sup from a similar southpaw cup and if you follow the trail of crumbs they lead to Jimi the Starr of guitar and stick to Ringo the Hendrix of drums ...

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Hate is Love You did everything And I only let you know When it was wrong Anger builds Fights happen Hate is everything I hate you And you left You did everything And I never let you know it When you were right Happiness is around us Life is good Love is everything I love you Please come back Inspired by Jimi Hendrix’s “The Wind Cries Mary”...

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days that brought me to worship sounds of deity echoing through my room music that deftly captured my ears and dreams all we needed to release the discomfort of war and plastic cages was the experience of his Fender Strat the feedback from that Marshall amp her Big Momma Thornton howls Ball and Chain, Ball and Chain long may we love the real...

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He came from a distant galaxy On his way to planet Earth, he stopped over to visit Mars but didn’t like the atmosphere No clubs, outdoor concerts or studios and just a few microscopic life forms, thus the audiences were rather sparse They were rather small-minded as well and did NOT appreciate his music… He couldn’t stay here very long either The Polaris Council advised...

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Electric poems reverberated, Within the walls of a London abode. A psychedelic haze fueled the gift, That a creative heart was bestowed. Far from his broomstick days, Passionate strums…electrified the room. Emphasizing the pain from within, Recalling the days he strummed the broom. Acid rock...illuminated the winding path, That led his creative heart to fly. Good intentions laced by corrosive thoughts, Inspired the work…from his daily...

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J imi, a talented guitarist I n the world of Rock M ade young girls cry I n his world, how he shined! H ard wired to play E arly love for guitars N ever found Nirvana D ying each day, endless pain R iding strings of his music I n his mind, demons taunted X iting too soon, young legend!...

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From the Festival at Monterey Through Woodstock and his anthem play His Experience and Band of Gypsys days To his icon hit, Purple Haze We remember Jimi even today His wah-wah pedal and feedback ways It’s so sad that he ended his days Far too young to hear the praise. Entry in the Jimi Hendrix contest...

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Discovered so young waiting for nothing, but found love the little things...

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