Tag: Francois Villion

• Passports 7: Last Thoughts on Listening to “Bohemian Rhapsody” in Pere La Chaise Cemetery

  I find Queen’s Bohemian Rhapsody to be a sad song of life, mistakes, loss and death.  Freddie Mercury was a beautiful man who died too young.  His vocals are pure and haunting: Is this the real life? Is this just fantasy? When you wander Paris and take time to look, really look around, you find…

  patrickjegan

  May 19, 2014

  Creativity, History, Holding onto the Past, Melancholy Thoughts, Memories, Paris, Things of Bauty, Travels

  Abelard and Heloise, art, beauty, Crypts, death, Francois Villion, Freddie Mercury, Morrison, necropolis, Paris, Pere La Chaise cemetery, Piaf, Queen Bohemian rhapsody, statues, Victor Noir