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The Late Douglas Adams


He was very tall, he stood six feet five.
He died too soon, he couldn't survive.
He wrote "The Hitchhikers Guide To The Galaxy" and some episodes of "Doctor Who".
Dying at the young age of forty-nine was tragic and thast's certainly true.
He died nearly a quarter of a century ago and he won't be coming back.
He was a British man and people were sad when he died of a heart attack.
When this talented man died, it was a devastating blow.
I wish he could've lived longer but it was his time to go.

 

[Dedicated to Douglas Adams (1952-2001) who died on May 11, 2001] 

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