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We must tolerate eccentric genius if we are to progress as a society ...

Oh Michael what have you done? To your daughter; to your sons? The public's got its eye on you, Thought you were some kind of guru. Thought you were the King of Pop. Brought your fame to the top. Like a chameleon you did change, Voice, looks, tone, and range. Genius comes at a great cost. People judge and we have lost. Time to grow up and face the world. Before you fade, your fame unfurled. And die some awful way. Buried, lost and forgotten. Where, some faraway sunny day. Little children will come to play. Copyright 2003 � Ronald W. Hull 2/9/03
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Reviews of "Oh Michael"

Reviewed by Tinka Boukes

Reviewed on February 15, 2003

Excellent write

Reviewed by Eileen

Reviewed on February 12, 2003

Excellent write...after a certain age we are responsible for our own actions, he is way past that age!

Reviewed by jude forese

Reviewed on February 12, 2003

what a chillar...

Reviewed by Nancy D.

Reviewed on February 12, 2003

Excellent write, a price to pay for fame, in the end the children will pay.
Nancy

Reviewed by Victor Jensen

Reviewed on February 12, 2003

I have never seen a more vile disgusting charactor, I can only pity and pray for him and the children.

Reviewed by Alexander Shaumyan (Reader)

Reviewed on February 12, 2003

Very good, Ron. It's sad how commercialism of pop culture destroys talented musicians and singers. It's all about image and record sales. In the end, John began to hate the marketing monster that was the Beatles. Art is about inspiring others, not about idol worship.

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