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Hot Stuff
by Mario W Vitale → (All Poetry by Mario W Vitale)
Wednesday, June 28, 2017    Rated "R" by the Author.
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A look back as a timeless piece. When the queen herself Donna Summer was on her disco throne.


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in the dark of the night...

beep beep... hush hush

Within our world in a rush

when push comes to shove we need a hug

things in life get pushed under the rug



these are desolate times yet we

settle for ill but faded rhymes

we look inside for something to hide

Summer's here & the time is right



block parties stirring up the scene

living in a land so very mean

short skirts and the long flowing hair

none the worse for wear



getting cozy in the back of the seat

a triple threat in effect

going to the pool hall on the way to the show

got the music in the streets



She stands alone on the edge of the street

searching her phone for names to show

out in the street where people meet

has many a lover and a friend



Going to the dance hall all dressed up

Compton Height's was a thrill that night

running in circles inside her brain

a wine, dine & a sixty nine



Soaking up the rays getting lost in a purple haze

drinking the finest wine she dines

many hearts are swollen behind the squeaky wheel

the fashionable report like Batman behind the wheel



Those Summer nights go by so very fast

having so much fun with a hope that it would last

beep beep..hush hush,

why are we in a rush



Take off the disguise no reason to hide

behind the four walls of gloom

get busy in your room

light up the sky & let's get a little high



Smoking blunts and the radio blasting

gone are the nights we used to cruise to the Hampton's

just one step at a time so stand in line

we all have a reason to smile



She's the hot stuff queen after all

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