W.S. Di Piero Is the Hundred Thousand Dollar Poet From South Philly

The poet was nationally recognized for a lifetime's worth of writings.

By Kathleen Volk Miller
Add Comment Add Comment | Comments: 3 | Posted Jun. 27, 2012

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my hot ruined Casper,

the girls at the station,

they fall down laughing.

Tell me if I rub too hard,

the alcohol can burn you up.

Doc Cohen’s really nice,

but he’s all bone and Jell-O

and doesn’t deserve how bad

she treats him. Shy, like you,

and I’ll bet he never lets on

how his wife wakes him up,

got a gun to his head,

or hers, poor thing. Us,

we’ll get close when you’re out.

You need a little loving …

So get those legs back,

I’ll take you clubbing,

we’ll hit the Boat, or Pep’s.

That woman, I don’t know

how some people don’t like life,

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1. Margaret Motheral said... on Jun 27, 2012 at 04:23PM

“Congrats. That is super cool.”

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2. g emil reutter said... on Jun 28, 2012 at 06:07AM

“good news! Congrats to Di Piero”

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3. Kelly Cherry said... on Jun 28, 2012 at 08:07PM

“I am very pleased to see that De Piero's work has been recognized.”

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