Jean Paul Has Called Hell Poem by RIC BASTASA
Jean Paul Has Called Hell
Rating: ★5.0
i sometimes think
like a gogh
violet clouds to
be alive and
beautiful must
whirl
mountains must
have bold black lines
as boundaries
like hunchbacks
of Notre dame
trees appear
truly powerful if they
are taller than
the moon or some
stars
and the world is
happier without
those other people
whom, by all,
wit, jean paul-sartre
has called Hell.
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