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James Brown
My pen falls short upon
 
 me reaching to your eyes
 That light which shines, bewitching me along
 
 The path where your gaze lies.
 It is both moon and sun alike within
 
 the gateways to your soul
 I see the lamppost of some sin
 
 and the dance floor of a gym.
 I see a booth or two of toll
 
 and secret circle round the whole.
 And then it all comes crashing in
 Rushing, gushing, and through the din
 I spy the glowsticks of your eyes,
 That great blue ultra never dies.
 
 (Unlike James Brown,
 
 Jack Flash or king with crown)
 To speed them through a 3-beat
 
 And windmill with delight
 Or freehand fast free through the street
 
 of open mouths so corkscrewed in the night.
 I've lit their beauty 'neath the stars
 And they were jealous of that art.

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