RIC S. BASTASA
Poems by RIC S. BASTASA : 15208 / 15129
idiosyncrasies of a middle-aged man
What you need
perhaps is
something crispy in you mouth
so that you
may endure
the scary thing about
emptiness
the mouth keeps
a sound
to please the teeth
to fill the mouth
to make the tongue
play
its inner games
something
crispy like a newly
printed
money
surely not perhaps
RIC S. BASTASA
Submitted: Saturday, September 08, 2012
Poems by RIC S. BASTASA : 15208 / 15129
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