Can you imagine
Al Capone
licking an ice cream cone,
Eleanor Roosevelt
hiking up her garter belt,
Albert Einstien
paying a traffic fine,
Mahtma Gandi
sneaking a sugar candy
or a dancing Che Guevara
leading a rollicking hora?
Or try picturing
Alexander The Great
on his very first date.
Yes, we know these people
only in imfamy or glory,
but that's hardly the full story.
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Copyright 2009 Bennett Kremen
author of Savage Days Haunted Nights
available on Amazon.com
An interesting perspective, Ben; one I'd quite overlooked. Thank you. Love and peace,
Regis
Reviewed by Peter Schlosser (Reader)
Reviewed on September 2, 2009
That's so weird that you write this, as I was thinking of these things the other day. Like, Cleopatra in the bathroom or Hannibal with jock-itch or something. Great material.....you can go a long way with this.
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Regis
grandchildren on his knee and
kissing their cheeks and loving them?
And I agree with the premise!