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Tag Archives: DeMisty D. Bellinger

Yoko Ono Said Two Prose Poems by DeMisty D. Bellinger

a single red tulip

Yoko Ono Said Yoko Ono said that I could not have really loved The Beatles and that I didn’t know John Lennon. “Did you cry when he died?” I explained to Ms. Ono that I was not alive when Lennon was shot. She said, “Oh.” The word made her lips, painted spilling-blood red, round out […]

Posted byDaleMay 2016September 2016Posted inIssue 9Tags: DeMisty D. Bellinger
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