Frozen Heartsleeves

Frozen Heartsleeves

A Poem by Philip Gaber

A lavish last wish, an idle ladle, a raceme of blue flowers. Skeletons coming out of moth-eaten layettes. The woman with the leaky ego and the hideaway life repressed her laughter. She'd just come off of a Rorschach high. She'd seen an inky Buddha, a blotchy Jesus, two Picassos
and a Peter Max...

© 2026 Philip Gaber


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Hmmmm, this is another one with an highly unusual title.

Catching my eye once again. I’m totally absorbed.

Strong choice of words. I’m well and truly intrigued.

A pleasure to read. 😉

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Added on March 10, 2026
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Philip Gaber
Philip Gaber

Charlotte, NC



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I hate writing biographies. I was one of those kids who rode a banana seat bike and watched Saturday morning cartoons and Soul Train. But my mother would never buy any of those sugary cereals for us k.. more..