Poems by BOB GALLO

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  • Hallow 1

    Thus said a boy ingrown and callow
    to his mother...

  • She puts the knife on the lamb’s throat
    but seeing the innocent lamb in the eyes...

  • (old one)
    They conspired against songs...

  • Was I ever P like a penguin, living in icy...
    or free like the D...

  • God is the basic good,
    The rest, one, has to learn alone...

  • When the wind
    at its hasty ingress...

  • Unleashing all my apathies
    In the hands of this armchair...

  • Dawn to dawn
    in the shrine of loneliness...

  • Two round mirrors with two focal glow
    make an oval...

  • The Scream (1893) by Edvard Munch
    He noticed nobody listens...

  • _Why when we are looking for everything
    we end up with nothing...

  • The consumer is consumed
    as consumption consummates...