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Title: Poetry only a die-hard fan could love
Review: It's sad that Morrison wanted to be remembered as a poet when the sad fact is that he really wasn't that good of a poet. Abstract and vague, tending toward rambling private lines, _Wilderness_ simply isn't poetry. Rather, it is a collection of ideas and insights by a man who was truly talented. Morrison could write SONGS--not poetry. Perhaps he graced us with "The End," but poetry is not his forte. I am always moved by "When the Music's Over" and "The Unknown Soldier," but with the maudlin and confused lines offered in _Wilderness_, I can't help wondering exactly what Morrision had in mind. A good ready only for die-hard Doors/Morrison fanatics.
