Nearly Relevant - Tarnished Yet Still 'Romeo and Juliet'

Nearly Relevant

Nonsense, Fiction, and Miscellaneous Things

The other day I was in a store and the background music was Touch Me by The Doors. Whatever else can be said about the lifestyle of a rock n roll star, Jim Morrison, the singer of the song, maintained a relationship with Pamela Courson over about 6 years. Whether because there was a aura of love about the 2 or because I read into the information about them my own interpretations, it seemed like Jim Morrison and Pamela Courson were a modern day Romeo and Juliet.

I'm not going to explain everything but rather show some of what moved me.

I'm gonna love   you

till the heavens stop the rain

I'm gonna love you

till the stars fall from the sky for you and I

Jim Morrison died in 1971, 27 years old. Pamela Courson died 3 years after, aged 27.

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Touch Me ©, The Doors, Elecktra Records

Photo Credit: http://encycl.opentopia.com/term/Jim_Morrison

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