środa, 6 marca 2013

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I met Nikola Tesla in
 a diner in New York
 He was eating cotton
 candy in the dark
 I sat down at his
 table and I asked him for a light
 When his eyes met
 mine I thought I felt a spark

 His glance was like
 an X-Ray and he looked me to the bone
 A touch from him my
 blood began to boil
 It was the 24th
 of March he had a really cute moustache
 and then he kissed me in an
 alley and I felt my insides coil

 Nikola Tesla
 I wish you’d invent a
 Current that could activate my heart
 Mysterious Gesture
 I do not expect you
 Come back from 1932
 I’ll always burn a light for you

 Sweetheart…

 I’d dreamed of
 someone like you ever since I was a girl
 A mystery man
 inventing something new
 Just a guy with a
 transformer who could make me something warmer
 Who could open up my
 circuitry and make me someone new

 When Edison got angry
 my Nikola only grinned
 And explained that
 wireless power was the way
 He’d overturn the
 system there was no way to resist him
 And he kissed me one
 more time and told me he’d come back one day

 Nikola Tesla
 I wish you’d invent a
 Current that could activate my heart
 Mysterious Jester
 I do not expect you
 Come back from 1932
 I’ll always burn a light for you

 Sweetheart…

 Edison’s enemy,
 Man who gave us AC,
 He’ll always be to me
 My little Serb
 Voice on the radio
 I’m looking high and
 low
 Here in the afterglow
 Send me a word…

 So I waited while the
 valves inside my heart all
 dimmed and
 chilled
 He had secrets that
 he stored inside eight chests
 And he took his many
 mysteries and walked off into history
 And he left me with a
 fading sort of feeling in my breast

 I’ve been waiting
 here for decades, just a dusty afterthought
 I’ve been waiting for
 Nikola to come back
 It is painful and
 ironic not to mention electronic
 That he’d vanish in a
 crackle, into air and fade to black

 Nikola Tesla
 I wish you’d invent a
 Current that could activate my heart
 Mysterious Jester
 I do not expect you
 Come back from 1932
 I’ll always burn a light for you

 Sweetheart…

                                                                                                                 A.

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