Poems by BOB GALLO

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  • Nature 1

    They asked a scorpion:
    "Why do you eat your mother after she gives you...

  • Without contrast we
    could not see. blindness is the...

  • "Now I invite you
    all to the fire!" Said hero...

  • When was a question a question,
    when was a clue...

  • They were united
    before the world split to two...

  • Driblets of moon in
    my jasmine tea, twinkling stars...

  • I was merely a
    reflection on the water...

  • I saw the wine
    through flesh of the grapes...

  • The crucifixion
    of these geometric shapes...

  • Silence connotes
    all the differences are...

  • Don’t overcast her;
    what is a bird with only...

  • When you think, the whole universe starts to make...
    When you speak...