Fleur B.
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Re: James Douglas Morrison (Poet)
Jim was a very complex and gifted individual. He consciously created a revolutionary public persona. But he lived long enough to regret it. He was both handsome and intelligent. In private, he was rather quiet and introverted in contrast to his rock star image. Jim subsequently became an alcoholic. But it permitted him to perform on stage, without being self-conscious. Jim used to walk on edges of buildings. But he had a bad fall prior to his departure to Paris, since he was coughing up blood. As for his death, he apparently purchased heroin in the Rock 'N' Roll Circus Club where he passed away as a consequence due to the combination of alcohol with heroin, which resulted in heart failure. Strange because he was strongly opposed to it since Pamela was using it on occasion. As for "The Lizard King" for the younger admirers, it's tongue-in-cheek. Jim in countless ways was an actor. Ironically, the idolatry that followed him right to his grave greatly contributed to his death. Jim and Pam are the Romeo and Juliet of pop music. They will remain forever young. (How many rock stars today read Camus, Hegel, Heidegger, Hume, Kierkegaard, Montaigne, Nietzsche, Plato, Rousseau, Sartre, Schopenhauer and Voltaire?)