Walnut Fudge And S'more
Publisher: Xlibris Corporation
Published: September 6, 2004
Language: eng
Format: Paperback
Number of pages: 64
ISBN-13: 9781413449259
Subjects: Poetry texts & anthologies; American - General; General; Poetry; American English
Genres: lyric poetry
First sentence: First poem is "A Bouquet of Roses" and talks of love for someone very special.
Description: 49 lyrical poems, mostly in meter, and some Haiku on topics of beauty, love, loneliness, friendship, discussion, weather, risk and yearning, metric system, shapes, marriage, loss, concentration camp, death, change, and more. The poems are sensitive, well-crafted, and memorable. Images of the butterfly are used in several very different kinds of poems very effectvely.
Notes: This is a poignant and charming book of poems, some about love, some about harsher things like loneliness and loss.
Table of contents: title: The titles of the poems: A Bouquet of Roses; Barefoot Dancing; Free Will; January 20, 1981; The Storm; You Overestimate, Underestimate Reason; Walnut Fudge; Metric Conversion; Moebius Strip; The Guillotine; The Sea Shell; Butterfly Skies; My Best Friend; Marsupial; To Share; In The Park; On Seeing 'Summer of the 17th Doll''; The (F)acts of Life; Race; A Horsey Ride; The Mirror; To Donna; A Special Day; Today and Every Day; A Woman's Qualities; Advice to the Bridegroom; To My Elusive Valentine; That Special Night; Mighty, ferocious lion; Down Under; A Man Named Sol; My Mother's Chair; Baseball; The Fourth Law; Sounds of the Night; Haiku; City Nights; A Thought; Busy As A Bee; Pieces of Love, Page 68; Looking Back; At a Personal Growth Seminar; Ou-Li-Po-em; Continued (To Room 12); Losing Friends Is Hard To Do; An Apology; The Freaky Marc Rissman; You needn't listen to this peom