
If there is a man an planet earth I could call a hero, it would be Jungle Jack Hanna. Jack has a vast and formidable knowledge about every animal that has ever existed and though, at times, it may not seem like Jack is the brightest of buttons, his lessons about the animal kingdom are more like metaphors for life itself.
He is a tender and gentle man and the nights we spent apart draw on as slowly as a camel crossing the desert. I roll down the lonely streets, woebegone and in pain, for my Jackie is not by my side, my batteries running low, who will charge them? Not Jack, for he is elsewhere, dreaming the same dream as me. Dreaming the dream of when we are together again. All the street lights above, flickering like my delicate heart, a heart that belongs to Jack, all the cars bustling and thirsty, I too have a thirst, a thirst like the thirsty cars, a thirst that only Jack can quench. All the church windows bright with candlelight, all the people praying for love, a love that I have already found. All the history, slowly unraveling itself like God's great dream, history that is blank and lifeless, for my Jack is not by my side. All the children dreaming in the darkness, the innocent dreams of the young, the innocence
he makes me feel. Oh, he doth make thy heart grow, grow big, like a big, big tree in a forest untouched by man, a perfect, heavenly forest, untouched and untainted by the cynicism of others who have not experienced the paradise of pure love.....Jesus! Fuck! What!?! I mean, ahhh, the flowers are dying, Bird Flu is closer now than ever before and we are all fucked! FUCKED!