A smile with a tear: 102 poems by Lawrence Gelmon
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Poems inspired by both great and small.
Often about love and with a touch of humour.
Lawrence Gelmon has two Bachelor‘s degrees and lives in Stockholm, Sweden.
Lawrence Gelmon
Lawrence Gelmon är uppvuxen i Jumkil utanför Uppsala dit han flyttade som 16-åring för att börja på Katedralskolan. Fortsättningen blev universitetet där han blandade studier med studentliv. Efter examen hägrade storstadspulsen i Stockholm. Det blev många år på Östermalm innan flytten gick tillbaka till hans barn- och ungdomsstad Uppsala. Under storstadsåren hann Lawrence med kommunikationsskola (IHR), juristlinjen 2 år, arbete inom reklam och information, skådisutbildning och olika författar- och manuskurser. Lawrence har tidigare givet ut diktsamlingen När dagen gryr (som också finns på engelska, A smile with a tear) och novellsamlingen (Lyckan kommer. Lyckan går...)
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A smile with a tear - Lawrence Gelmon
tear
1. Feet
When the mist eases
I see you over there
in your white suit
How many times
have I thought
I will walk over
make love to her
fertilize her
give her my manhood
But my feet are stiff
I can’t get loose
I look and look
I remain standing
How you were
I may never know
2. Room
It was when the flowers reaches their peak
when the days were long
the nights were balmy cool
and you were the most beautiful of all
We went all along the path
to get near to the ocean
which we both loved
as we loved each other
You said I could take you
to the end of the world
But I only wanted to take you
to my room.
3. The Plug
My scars are also yours
when I suffer
you feel as well
We live together
forever
as we said that time
so long ago
But my days are numbered
soon you are alone
Pull out the plug
so I’ll sail away
4. The Couch
My new shoes shine in the dark
The brand is good
The fit is perfect
But they still remind me
of a failure
I don’t want to run
I don’t want to jog
I don’t want to walk
I want to sit here in the couch
munching and munching
junk after junk
burp and fart
zap and zip
What a man I am.
5. Harp
If you were a harp
I would stroke the