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Best Poems Written by Indio Ramos

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Senryu Explicit V: Porn

Enlarged obsession,
pictured odors of desire.
Too bad, they are flat.







November 16, 2008

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Winter Wake

Winds, winds, they all freeze
the warmth, singing birds, to sleep.
Welcome, winter wake.










December 15, 2013

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Halo

The halo just woke
what cold this earth was longing.
In joy, the moon danced.









December 13, 2013

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In Bluff

The grumpy Cape skies
whipped wrath unto all of it.
Everybody cried.










April 16, 2014

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Senryu Explicit Vi: Beds

Covers uncovers
skins of mostly selfish acts –
four-cornered romance







November 16, 2008

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Insomnia

Eyes shot of hell's crimson,
Hands octopussed on keys,
He dreams of the morrow,
While at Facebook, he gazed.










April 22, 2014

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Senryu Explicit Ii: Hermaphrodite

His pants on his toes
wondering what he's holding -
a nest or a bird?







November 16, 2008

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The Trader

The quick thumps made 
          me realize he is breaking 
down, little by 
          little –

As opposed to those 
          footsteps of his bolding 
audience – on a 
          rattan chair.

He must have thought
          of fortune as plenty as  Dinorado* .

However, he is a Chinese;
          he had no ornate of
cats, of Buddha, of dragons
          – he is allergic to them.

But he is a Chinese;
          and Chinese believe in
luck, charms, and 
          curses.






*Dinorado is a rice variety.
Ca. 2007

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Senryu Explicit Iv: Prostitutes

Friendly neon lights.
Friendlier lords of midnight.
Unfriendly bed thrusts.







November 16, 2008

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Fire Exit

Half between 
          five
          and
          six,
I was on that same 
old stairway, adoring 
your air.

You were standing against kettle people.
You were waiting for the next rocket bus.
You were radio-free and mob-less, as usual.

Half between 
          six
          and
          seven,
I strummed my 
frustrating romances,
adoring your air,
though you’ll be 
far, always.







Ca. 2006