Today, instead of a rhyming stanza, here’s a list puzzle poem, which I couldn’t bear to keep to 14 lines:
4. A long way from the loneliest Beatles song Adam Driver movie Route Holmium Paris Sexy End of the span Lutetium Maidens in paradise Prime Tungsten Rhenium Trombones Sunset Strip Mardi Gras
Added later: I’ve been told that as a puzzle this is just too hard. If you highlight the sentence after the next full stop, you will see a clue. Think numbers: One is the loneliest number. Big things happened in Paris ’68 etcetera. Lutetium is number 71 on the periodic table of elements. .
Me fail? I fly! 
Poetry by reference and allusion
Gives the reader the chance to frame
their own imaginings
How good is that!
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Thanks, Jim. I thought I’d it as a very simple puzzle with a straightforward solution. But evidently not so. I’d love to know what other people’s imaginings are
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