Sure! Although keep in mind this ("On a Terrace") was written in a 24-hour period, and it won't mean as much to you. Barry's sent me numerous longer and more sophisticated pieces, which he explicitly said i could share with anyone, so i'm including a couple of my favorites below as well. One of these ("Stonewall") he composed on the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall uprising, the other ("Colin & Jen") is a beautiful little palindrome he wrote for a friend's wedding.
On a Terrace:
No silly din. A set, sated. I saw one
bro: Baltimore has it! Sit. Rapt, I
met. Is Anar B, ran a site (MITP).
Artist? Is a hero! MIT labor be now
aside. Tastes. An idyll is on!
Stonewall:
No, it's a bar. A ban? One position made
fast. It felt, lover, as an age began at – can I
say? – a gem. Ah, Stonewall! Its saga's still
awe, not shame. Gay, as in: Act! An age
began as a revolt, left it safe. Dam? No, it
is open on a bar, a bastion.
Colin & Jen:
Sun I'm in, eh?
We met: a Colin, one Jen.
On.
I locate me when I'm in us.