Unconventional Poetry: Volume Two: Sorrow Edition

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Can't say there's a story, but this is a neat and short little bit of poetry. The execution sounds great and it was short and easily digested for the price.

Poetry

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Its all the beat poetry you listened to in college. If you listen closely you can smell clove cigarettes, fountain pens and berets. On a more serious note, the lines themselves paint clear pictures that point to the heart. Robillard really cuts open a vein for us to experience raw personal emotions.
This is a bit of a turn for Calif, and in no way holds any relation to her previous (and erotic) work.

Listen closely for the bongos

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