Nero ruled from ’54 to ‘68
Like to fiddle around; had
an ear for music; was close
to the heavenlys – ‘Nero, my
God, to thee . . . ‘
Music hathed charms to sooth
the savage Roman breasts when
he was emperor - did his gig on
any street corner; was saving up
for a Stratovarius . . .
Favorite songs were all Bluegrass
Not very popular back then, but
still made a Roman coin or two
All had ‘E Pluribus Unum’ stamped
on the back . . .
Oedipused his mother to death
[the kiss of death actually]; ‘cause
she wouldn’t back his square dance
hall – then began executing all
music non-believers . . .
And then came the Great Fire of
Rome – Nero played and sang, 'After
The Fire is Gone’; as the whole city
burned to the ground – “Did quis
quam dico 911 . . . ?”
‘2009’ RLS
what are you doing to us? I really needed a good laugh this morning and I certainly got it here; "Nero, my God, to thee..." the muses smiled but I wonder if God's amused and in forgiving mood?
I love this, just love it.
John
I imagine you gave your history teacher a ton of fun!
& in quaint I must say bluegrass is surely my cup of tea :)
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :D
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla. *still ROTF*