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Patience and Prudence - Poem #62
A Poem by
toritto
At a corner table of a Wendy’s an old woman sits every morning bent over her paper, her coffee and half eaten egg patiently awaiting further..
Sailing Narraganset - Poem #61
A Poem by
toritto
A dim December light breaking dawn of Winter’s night reveals a naked frozen bough hosting a chorus of crows rousing us to morning thick..
If Poetry Could Raise The Dead - Poem #60
A Poem by
toritto
If poetry could raise the dead the earth would bleed where they had bled to flow back into fallen soldiers who would rise, young and filled with wo..
That's All There Is - Poem #59
A Poem by
toritto
Watching toddlers frolic at the shore with squirt guns, building sand castles under the watchful eyes of their beautiful MILF mothers sitting nearb..
Military Appreciation Day - Poem #58
A Poem by
toritto
I’m a ghost of the ghost of my former self from a time we poked fun at the foibles of men laughing at Bilko and Navy McHale recognizing sc..
Going Home - Poem #57
A Poem by
toritto
You go back to the place you grew up and find it’s changed houses and bars that are no more the ones still standing, unrecognizable and you ..
USA! USA! USA! - Poem #56
A Poem by
toritto
Under the school desk, knees together waiting for the bomb to fall while picking at the Bazooka gum stuck there since last semester There was fear..
Metal Storm - Poem #55
A Poem by
toritto
Summer sun reflected off a wheel chair holding half the soldier he used to be in half the body he used to have the dent above his left ear now hidd..
Chevy Van - Poem #54
A Poem by
toritto
Lock is frozen Snow tonight Thaw it open Zippo light. Got a pint of Southern Comfort fuel to keep a body warm; not much gas to run the heater e..
working man - poem #53
A Poem by
toritto
This must have been how it was; peering down from a hillside orchard to see Reggio or Napoli shining below for the last time looking like acres of..
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