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Note: Jete is a dance term, pronounced zhe-teh
Published on August 21, 2007 By Buddah Moskowitz In Poetry
Turn me on baby

wrap me up
in your electric
fuzz guitar solo

send the firecracker
giggle of spicy coconut
chicken to my tongue

give my body
a gazelle’s grace
as I jete
off the cliff

and then spread
my wings and land
just south of
the fragrant field
of sunshine roses

let the Beatles music
play
and let this guitar
be the extension
of my arms

soften this heart
to catch a glimpse
of God
in every shape and hue
and tone

and help nurse
my hopes in this borough
of disappointment and filth

it’s an ugly world
but you always give me
x-ray specs

to penetrate
and see all those things
otherwise hidden and divine

and give me
a pencil and paper
always within reach
to prove that
it’s more than
a dream

turn me on baby
you know what I need



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Comments
on Aug 22, 2007
love it
on Aug 22, 2007
love it


As do I. Excellent work.
on Aug 26, 2007
Brilliant. Absolutley brilliant.
on Feb 01, 2009

...still my prayer.