A poem from the "Windmills of the Heart" collection.
The Mighty Sherlock Holmes
He is the master, Sherlock Holmes
Of all the total sum
When sleuthing down the ruthless soul
There is no greater one
There is no man of twisted way
Beyond his realm of thought
No puzzle can befuddle him
Each villain comes to naught
For though he is a noble man
He can discern their way
By thinking as the devils do
One step ahead of they
He is the morbid, Sherlock Holmes
A man of many moods
When matters do not go his way
With violin he broods
He seeks out murder, greed and lust
To end their evil reign
But finds temptation always near
In needles of cocaine
And much prefers his cigarettes
Tobacco, every kind
And when it comes to ladies fair
He pays them never mind
He is the maker, Sherlock Holmes
Creator of strange brews
His chemistry he dearly loves
The science that he woos
And then there are the little games
He plays with sinful men
As kitten toys with helpless mouse
He has his fun with them
And takes such joy embarrassing
The best of Scotland Yard
And laughs about the simple clues
Those vain men find so hard
He is the mighty, Sherlock Holmes
Of this make no mistake
When others, all their hope have lost
He can an answer make
For he will not surrender that
Which he has vowed to spend
With vigor and tenacity
Unto the bitter end
To ever fight the foes of truth
And dash the evil plan
He is the mighty, Sherlock Holmes
The legend and the man
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