
A motel stood, a sacred door.
Room 32, a shrine in time,
Where Morrison dwelled, his spirit's climb.
Alta Cienega, a living page,
Whispered tales from a bygone age.
From '68 to '70, a melody played,
In the Workshop of Doors, where dreams were laid.
Halloween's eve in twenty-nineteen,
I stepped into history, a moment keen.
The Alta Cienega, silent, still,
A pilgrim's journey, a poet's quill.
Closed now, awaiting fate's embrace,
The motel echoes a timeless grace.
Elektra Studios, a heartbeat near,
Where Jim's voice lingered, crystal clear.
The legends speak of Airbaja's quest,
Chasing echoes, on a spirit's bequest.
Through the corridors of memory,
Seeking Morrison's legacy.
But hark, the winds of change blow strong,
As the Alta Cienega's fate moves along.
A monument lost to rock and roll,
Yet the tales endure, a sacred scroll.
In West Hollywood, where legends dance,
Morrison's essence, a cosmic trance.
A poem etched in the city's veins,
Where history and myth remain.
The Alta Cienega, now in repose,
A chapter ends, but the story grows.
Jim Morrison's spirit, free and wild,
In every note of The Doors, beguiled.