Once upon a time,
In a far away land,
There lived a two-face creature,
It was a manly sized one,
With a slim body, long hair,
Clean, black and white face,
And a parrot beaked-form nose.

He traveled around with a band
Of men and women to entertain,
Children, young and adults alike
Were their fans as they performed,
Their music, their dance and songs,
Even their acts of trapeze thrilled
The audience with great admiration.

As the years went by, they’re still there,
Playing jazz music without their stunts,
Like aged long artists they’ve carried
With them their passionate style
Of entertaining people with their chants,
And charisma that they’ve developed
Through the years of public performances.

By now, as his days are wearing to an end,
He sits on a rocking chair with children
Around him listening to his story and music,
And what he did to uplift the standard
Of singers and musicians in their craft,
As they remember him like the great
Leader who brought them to stardom, the two-faced man.