Matthew Anish Poet Free verse

Kabbala In Chinatown

Searching for G-D in 
the asphalt jungle 
   I walk through Chinatown
  Amidst my Chinese brothers and sisters 
I fall back into memories 
   of my former Chinese girlfriend
 She was a Roman Catholic 
yet I remember her saying the gay parade was great
  Well, we are parted 
Now I stand ar a juncture in my life 
   where hope and peace 
seem almost withing reach 
I am off soon to the Holy Land 
Wonder what will happen next? 
   Once I foudn $300 floating by in the wind!
Who says that luck doesn't matter!

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Joe Maverick December 6, 2013 at 12:52 PM A most interesting one here Matthew, shaded by Its temporal points and abstract reflecctivity also the acknowlegement of spiritual dimensions hope your journey goes well, Joe..)

Andrea Dietrich November 30, 2013 at 1:03 AM a chinese catholic who loves gay parades? Oh, matt, you have such an interesting life. And now going to Israel. It's all WONDERFUL>see ya soon

Ken Carroll November 17, 2013 at 4:08 PM Hi Matt, Nice introspective write from you.. Ken

Poet Destroyer A November 16, 2013 at 7:32 PM Hello Matt, from New York... Glad you have luck floating by... Nice, day to remember, and wait for fate..... sending soup mail...LINDA