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Swing Fan the Fire
A Poem by
Lepadah
those legs are crossedunder deskthose thighs before the buttock pressed tightas one leg falls free to a sweet swinga pendulumthe quiet firean emberawa..
Gypsy
A Poem by
Lepadah
every friday I exit the subwaya gypsy woman beckons to tell fortunespromise detail of the futureslipping homemade flyers held by rumpelstilskin hand..
Lovely the Ballerina
A Poem by
Lepadah
Monday, December 28, 2009 The petite dog ensconced near the fireplaceLovely the ballerina symmetrically upon the foot stool nearbyblowing smoke..
XIAO - The Sequel
A Poem by
Lepadah
the little child with no name sits on a wooden chair lost and disconnected outside of himself there is no comprehensive conversation a relic diff..
Pimp & Baby Girl
A Poem by
Lepadah
Hooked won't turn you loose I won't let you go hard to say how many lives perished away tricked out by my Brooklyn appeal I deal you steal you..
A Crippled Spectacle
A Poem by
Lepadah
don't let me linger somewhere in my own matter be a sore to my own eye if I have grown slightly dim witted or visually dilapidated crippled by ti..
Lox and Soulfood
A Poem by
Lepadah
Funny watching my middle aged a*s wiggle and jiggle to "Hey now you're a rockstar." dancing on top the dining room table with only hot pink pantie..
Change
A Poem by
Lepadah
Unable to attach myself to change I was forced I needed to at least entertain the idea Change like the seasons With falls new beginning ..
Homeless
A Poem by
Lepadah
There was no place to go So I sat inside Lincoln Center's Damrosch Park Listening to another one One of us Playing his heart out on the violin Bl..
Cat\'s Pee
A Poem by
Lepadah
Cat's pee a dangling participle peppered your upper lip Although you were oblivious I sat waiting to hear new revelations Magnificently you dis..
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