Jazz Girl
Jazz Girl


Do you think you can start a fire
With all that intensity.
I write my lyrics all angsty blues
Mixing desire into the deal;
I can, from my hideout, resemble a still life:
A cherry tree on a white mountain
A silver scrap of the moon,
A hint of the skies.
The monk's lady was a jazz girl, wasn't she?
A festival, a piece of fantasia if you will.
The first contact, a pineapple yellow and green.
My mouth, an orchard where there was only ice.
Stay still.