Salvatore Buttaci : Writing

GOOD MORNING, SUN

GOOD MORNING, SUN

A Poem by Salvatore Buttaci


Sometimes we feel like the sun: powerful and yet vulnerable.
THE MIGHTY SUN (A Sijo Poem)

THE MIGHTY SUN (A Sijo Poem)

A Poem by Salvatore Buttaci


Even the mighty are toppled eventually.
IS THAT THE SUN?

IS THAT THE SUN?

A Poem by Salvatore Buttaci


What do lovers know about the moon and sun? Their eyes sparkle with stars of their own.
HOW ABOUT A KISS, HARRY?

HOW ABOUT A KISS, HARRY?

A Story by Salvatore Buttaci


Ok, so it's another kiss-a-toad story. Don't knock it unless you've tried it!
HOW ABOUT A KISS, HARRY?

HOW ABOUT A KISS, HARRY?

A Story by Salvatore Buttaci


Ok, so it's the old kiss-a-toad story. Don't knock it till you've been kissed by a toad!
TWO GARKLERS

TWO GARKLERS

A Poem by Salvatore Buttaci


What the heck does this nonsense mean? Who knows! Is everything in life crystal clear to any of us?
SO WE MAY LEAVE THE GLOOM

SO WE MAY LEAVE THE GLOOM

A Poem by Salvatore Buttaci


Oh, the end of love! It's a major letdown, a plunge into the mouth of a lover's hell.
HE KNOWS THE WIRES

HE KNOWS THE WIRES

A Poem by Salvatore Buttaci


There's good and bad in all of us. And we tend to seek out those with whom we are compatible.
OBSESSION

OBSESSION

A Poem by Salvatore Buttaci


When love dies, mourn and move on. Nobody likes a necrophiliac for a friend.
ENDOWED (A Limerick)

ENDOWED (A Limerick)

A Poem by Salvatore Buttaci


This poem speaks for itself: What we treasure in our youth becomes the albatross of our old age.