Poems by BOB GALLO

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    His only desire was to undress women...

  • Each bow of silver bough
    pulling to the water...

  • How green the mortal
    for the undying garden...

  • This loneliness is
    boundless because we all are...

  • Am I a gem wrapped in cotton balls,
    or a worm, inside the flesh of an apple...

  • Am I a gem wrapped in cotton balls,
    or a worm, inside the flesh of an apple...

  • In the night all the
    inks of the world can not shield...

  • Nothing definite is definitely definite—
    things are only relatively so...

  • Who is this man walking in my past?
    I despise to defend this man...

  • Only the protruded objects have substance
    and the hollow ones...

  • We are born,
    to live for a while...

  • The irony in the life’s enthusiasm
    is the cocoon of caterpillars’ transmutation...