AMIR TELIBECIREVIC LUNJO: POETRY

"... my first edition is called "Here comes the poetry from the mountains & valleys" (the fall of 1988). "Return of the poetry to the mountains & valleys" is second print edition. (I warned you although you knew it, it sounds quite different when you translate it into english, plus without rime) ..."

THE FRENCH SALAD ODE:

O French salad, under the sun that burns you
how can my stomach hold out without you,
you are desperate because they keep you captured
just like caught fish,
be my saviour, and I'll be your liberator
be free to stray through my abdomen
and full of cheer flow in my stomach acid,
whenever you wish just find my thick (fat) intestine
I get out through anal outdoor
I shall look for your successors in the stores,
they will I guess diminish my hunger
because they are segments of my lust
and untill I find 'em I'll search the whole town