Poems

There’s a place they call Sedona In the state of Arizona Where boys and girls hangout Just to have a freak-out Discussing all the weird thoughts Connected by the blue dots Ideas that mess up society While ignoring all sobriety You don’t find this place yourself But the place finds you itself And when the […]

I waited in line For God’s delights At the local pastry shop Got myself a cheese pie A Quatro Fromaggi warm slice And a little drinking yoghurt   The vendor there told me: “Good Job!” “I thought so too, man!” “I would’ve gotten the exact same thing, I swear.” I told him to keep the

Another day Another sun Another song Another rise Of the human spirit In the attempt To defeat and conquer The existential dilemma   Another cigarette Smoked out of spite Or boredom Or both   Another sleepless night Caused by the mind Who then decided To spawn an idea That might change the world Or only

I’m thinking about it That dreamy ultra idealistic super kid Who watches cartoons And reads comics All day, all night Breakfast to midnight snack   He thinks he can do all that So one day he stands On the edge of the window While daddy makes his shift at the Chinese factory And mommy watches

A mosquito came by swiftly In my corner while cooking So, obviously and undoubtedly I wanted to kill the little fucker So I adjust my aim With my almighty slipper To end the short life Of this wretched creature   But the little bastard Escaped from the clutches of death And disappeared as if into

Another day, another breeze Another hot bowl Of crab noodles Served with a warm smile To put the soul at ease   Another day, another snack Another guy who’d given up And traded everything To build his dream From a smoke of crack   Another day, another blend Another dandy gentleman Who smokes fat cigars

Once upon a time In a place Across the crusty Balkans And the dark blue Danube There lived in a village A charming drunk fuck Who always had The best time   The rest of us Where busy working Ploughing, picking, Building things While this dude Was always travelling Across the rivers Of homemade liquor

So the man in rags Met the priest with bags One haggled and begged One argued and frowned   The one in rags Didn’t stop Didn’t give up Something he wanted Out of the preacher of God But the preacher of God denied And turned as red As Satan’s own flame   The advocate of

I was standing in the old park The sanatorium of my childhood The everlasting bastion Of youthful mysteries Bold ambitions Bad romances Juvenile wickedness Bitter truths Disturbing revelations And fancy gleams of twisted dreams   As I’m inhaling the timeless ephemeral essence The art of doing nothing Comes right at me It surrounds me It

Hope is when you see The castle on the hill Shining right besides The blue Danube Minutes before dawn   Hope is when a stranger kid Waves at you At the airport For no reason at all   Hope is when your good buddy Gives you his last cigarette Before you hop on a bus