You should never pretend to be someone or something that you’re not. In 1981, I got ideas above my station and pretended to be funny. It was a thinly veiled pretence that fooled nobody.
The great poet, Will Smith says “Stop letting people who do so little for you, control so much of your mind, feelings and emotions.” The even greater poet, Bill Y Ledden says “Shut up Will Smith. Don’t tell me what to do!”
Here’s a picture depicting that very thing.
Bill (Butler) Y(eats)
Will Smith ain’t Will Shakespeare,
Ain’t one of the greats.
But Bill Y—the “Y”
Stands clearly for “Yeats.”
I’m going to assume you’re a Yeats fan, Bill, because, well, he’s Yeats. Be you a fan or not, I think you’ll appreciate The Song of the Wandering Aengus – with Michael Gambon: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NBGZQqRghrs
Thank you for the video link. It is SO BEAUTIFUL—even moving. You have the wit of a humorist and, truly, the soul of a poet.
Will’s looking better since the plastic surgery.
Will looks pretty good with red eyebrows and a red goatee.
II think he gives off a distinctive, evil look.
There’s something… I don’t know, devilish about him.