Luciano Pavarotti expired this morning   

 

     

The Lord made short shrift of Luciano's confession to a priest when he was summoned to face the gates of purgatory at 5 am this morning . As I spilled back onto my road I heard the news today with great dismay. With head in hand I turned to the sky and asked it  time and time again why, why, why but stillness was the final upshot. The world has never known the like of Luciano and as I asked to the Heavens what on earth was the Almighty thinking about when  the idea of ending the tenor's existence came about. A large than life figure Luciano was the greatest maestro I have ever known and his voice and his fame were, respectively, splendid and widespread as his far-reaching benevolence, and what he did for the world as a whole would not be lost in time. As the news of the tenor permanent end sank in I could not help but feeling a mighty roar of affliction engulfing inside me. Absent-minded I was not when I heard on the wireless the unexpected demise of the tenor.  Indeed, the Tenor is dead. His life washed away from his body by a wild storm of feeble ineffectual physical self-righteous ailment which had an unremitting influence over his mortal life. I know that the will of the almighty must be respected and all that jazz but Luciano's speedy doom is causing misery wherever I go. Luciano your name the world will forever know but your philanthropy will be missed by many. Albeit Luciano breathed out his last this morning his voice will forever live in the heart of those who appreciated his humanity, lirics and magnificent voice. Luciano you were quite simply the best opera star in the world and as you leave the stage I bid you farewell, my heart is my hands crying the tears that don't necessarily show. Addio maestro. 

 Pedro Figueras