Poems by BOB GALLO

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  • Thus, whispered an hourglass in my ears:
    No rock would ever survive the onslaught of time...

  • Stretching our branches
    to the prospect horizons...

  • For the nurses they are old lesions
    but for the patients...

  • While he asked mercy
    for his wrong deeds, they hung him...

  • You looked at my skin and said:
    you are not bleeding enough...

  • One was imploring
    for forgiveness for the crime...

  • Butterflies of poetry
    forever flutter in their reflections...

  • To P&Q
    She said that I was too sad, too damaged...

  • Tell me why flowers
    do not last...

  • Lessons (2) 1

    These lessons are what gluing us together,
    to this world...

  • There, deep inside the coal mine was pitch black,
    Everything was doused in darkness...

  • It was raining.
    Wind was straining...