I Don't Miss It. I'm Glad It

I Recently Got Into Haiku In Japan And I Just Think It's Fantastic. Obviously, When You Get Rid Of A Whole Section Of Illusion In Your Mind You're Left With Great Precision.

Now, In The Sixties We Were Naive, Like Children. Everybody Went Back To Their Rooms And Said 'we Didn't Get A Wonderful World Of Just Flowers And Peace And Happy Chocolate, And It Won't Be Just Pretty And Beautiful All The Time,' And Just Like Babies Everyone Went Back To Their Rooms And Sulked. 'we're Going To Stay In Our Rooms And Play Rock And Roll And Not Do Anything Else, Because The World's A Nasty Horrible Place, Because It Didn't Give Us Everything We Cried For.' Right? Crying For It Wasn't Enough.

Lots Of People Who Complained About Us Receiving The Mbe Received Theirs For Heroism In The War -for Killing People. We Received Ours For Entertaining Other People. I'd Say We Deserve Ours More.

It Came In A Vision - A Man Appeared On A Flaming Pie And Said Unto Them, 'from This Day Forward You Are Beatles With An A.' Thank You Mister Man, They Said, Thanking Him.

You Won't Get Anything Unless You Have The Vision To Imagine It.