Publisher's Synopsis
''Intelligent but unpretentious rhyming poetry for intelligent but unpretentious people'.'
Queenly Kitten, Rosette of Snows
Where few dirty mortals go;
Why did God grant pretty grace
To a perfect killer's face?
The time is right for - and the reading public craves - a return to rhyming poetry that is both understandable to all but also 'aristocratic' in its artistic standards. When you read this poetry, you will feel as empowered as a prince.
The user-friendly edition also comes with poem-by-poem explanatory notes by the author himself, an essay which defines traditional rhyming poetry in today's context, and a glossary of technical terms.In keeping with its understanding of the reader's needs, this collection includes 51 sizeable poems in all - which is nearly double the length of a standard book of poetry. There is also a variety of poetry types: from descriptive poems about birds and animals, to humorous verse and political satires, and to up-lifting contemplative poetry that makes you think.
All this is conveyed in cheekily brilliant rhymes and symmetrically neat rhythms.Here, current ideas, and up-to-date language, are placed in traditional poetic verse.
At points in the book, you should read what you always wanted to say, and hear it said superbly.
Seriousness made fun.
