Poems by BOB GALLO

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  • Look
    how inflated I am...

  • There is a desert between our lips
    that cannot be satiated by all the mirages of...

  • When we are unequal we lose one another,
    we lose our butterfly...

  • Where (1) 2

    Where everything is versified to be uttered
    and sublime is not external and pretended...

  • These forlorn daffodils
    talk about the whiteness of your bones...

  • Wings 1

    Butterfly
    is to say: "to be...

  • Don't outpace your friends.
    paddling unequally you're...

  • Fire is flaring
    and moths are exchanging their wings...

  • Master asks the pupils:
    “how would one find enlightenment...

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

  • I wonder if God created you first
    or the world...

  • The meal now is cooked Bob.
    From now on, the fire would only ruin your meal...