Tens of millions of people around the world love Céline Dion. Many millions more can't stand her. Why? Carl Wilson, by no means a Céline fan at the start of his quest, searches for the answer on a year-long 'Dionyssee.' As Wilson strives to understand Céline's global popularity, he faces the question of what drives personal taste - and whether it's possible to change it.
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We hear, Idolatrices, and we aim to please:
Lily, Rosemary and the Jack of Hearts
Where strippers and mobsters get cozy,
Big Jim loves both Lily and Rosie,
Which leads to some killin',
A theft and ... er, Dylan,
Is the Jack of Hearts Keyser Soze?
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General | Posted by zoilus on Thursday, July 26 at 3:16 PM | Linking Posts | Comments (3)
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Thank you, sir. Enjoyed your "Lily, Rosemary..." After spending too much time on it this afternoon, I think I can comfidently say that Dylan is the hardest to limerickize.
Posted by jks on July 26, 2007 6:04 PM
Nicely detangled!
Posted by zoilus on July 26, 2007 4:09 PM
There once was a girl that I knew,
and then every girl was her, too.
I keep on keeping on
writing multi-versed song,
despite being impeded by blue.
Posted by jks on July 26, 2007 4:03 PM