Poems by BOB GALLO

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  • Irony 1

    They worshiped him in the book
    for he sacrificed his life...

  • You don't know the sleuth
    you must've hidden your wrongs from...

  • If you cannot afford to defend yourself
    you are almost as good as guilty...

  • The black man Jazzes
    and fire...

  • Tell me why flowers
    do not last...

  • Justice is love, because it is centered
    justice is beauty because it is symmetrical...

  • While he asked mercy
    for his wrong deeds, they hung him...

  • How lonely is our
    togetherness in compare...

  • The Camelot knight:
    "Are you one of us?" I said...

  • Don’t be smitten by your religion more than God,
    your party more than liberty...

  • A kiss hit me like a clout
    and I instantly forgot my own whereabout...

  • Two effulgent lips,
    two effusing silhouettes...