Poems from Bullabaloo
In the grass up on a hill
Outside the city, I see you
Dear empty onion house
Peeling and the feeling I get
Unwrapping you
For brighter...
She grabbed her pearl beads
And her room key
Left her soul in agony
Cold street corners
Search for donors
Empty handed she won’t be
Empty...
If I died, I’d cry
But if I didn’t, then I’d never be alive
I think I’m sad sometimes
But other times I think that I’m just lying
I like to...
The slant of the sun rays cutting through trees
This is good morning to me
The simmering sound of sweet meats and steam
This is good...
A sick bliss, bubbling
Spilling out over me
Staining and settling
In holes, in the cracks
All the locked in got out
Now it’s boiling out...