Monday, November 25, 2019

they can’t all be Picassos. by. J. Lester Allen


sometimes
you just have to tell it
like it is,
drink it down
straight,

stare your enemy
in the eye,
kiss a girl half your age
on the mouth,
ring the bell
once for every fool
in the room

then get the hell 
out of 
there.




J. Lester Allen is an American writer and poet. Originally hailing from the Central Pennsylvania region, he currently calls the waterfall rich holler of Ludlowville, NY home. He published his first collection of poems, The Days Carnivore, in 2008 and has since published 3 other collections of poetry and short fiction, most notably This Is a Land of Wolves Now (Kung Fu Treachery 2019).

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