"Off the Wall" Sonnets for Michael Jackson

"OFF THE WALL" SONNETS FOR MICHAEL
A Memorial Tribute Revisited
Without question, Michael Jackson was a soulful superstar, big at home, massive abroad, and the turnout for his funeral celebration as hosted by the Apollo Theater in Harlem attests to the love, affection and thoughtfulness he generated as measured by the outpouring of positive vibrations manifestly evident in the number of sweet sentiments left by fans on "The Wall" set up by that cultural institution, where in ancient times he debuted on way to becoming the global icon he developed into.

Such sentiments expressed in his "Living off the Wall"
Balard are represented in this Memorial Tribute Revisited depicting thoughts expressed on "T-Shirts" and other wall memorabilia as the fans left them at the Apollo Memorial at the time of is passing as expressed in the published Second Edition as Michael Jackson: The Last Dance. The throngs of people, Michael Jackson fans who came, first to leave a flower in remembrance, leave a thought, give a sample of Michael Jackson impersonation, do the Moon-Walk were all captured and expressed in The Last Dance, previously Michael Jackson: The Apollo Memorial, a five-star review of the 2009 classic now a collector's item.

Upon closer inspection in reflection, fans need to know of the sentiments of love their colleagues left in tribute to their icon. Hence, Off the Wall Sonnets emphasizes expresses those golden nuggets Michael's grateful fans left in heart-felt tribute.

Perhaps you were there, left a sentiment and now your name and though, captured is pressed in-particular-display!

So, come get it and relive, recapture that fleeting yet profound moment when your heart was moved in sadness turned to joyful expression tributing a great musical entertainer who, for decades poured his heart out in melodious song, humanitarian ventures and joyful expressions that reached generations of music lovers many of whom traveled to pay last respects in heartfelt sonnets to a great one, maligned; yet, in death still shines like a diamond and the musical reservoir of emotional and melodious lyrics he created allows new generation to enjoy the same joy their parents enjoyed lyrics as Billy Jean, The Love You Saved, Man in the Mirror, Do you Remember, Smooth Criminal, Ben or Thriller!