Poems by BOB GALLO

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  • Let me embrace your pains
    you, my brothers and sisters...

  • Tick-tuck, tick-tuck she tiptoe walked
    towards my door...

  • When a poet chants
    a songster is ensnared...

  • When one cannot write
    It is not writers block...

  • Blood are tender,
    though the fangs of thorns are made of stainless...

  • Look
    how inflated I am...

  • Our expanding
    only circles to reflect in the given radius...

  • London
    caressing the bruised pelt of a perpetual wisdom...

  • The timbre of a crying dog burning in the...
    unsettling like unknown...

  • Poetry is the might
    to individuate the most latent blooms...

  • A pussycat jumped over the moon
    soon she realized the moon was nothing...

  • There are transparent fossils,
    the fossils of voices...