A Poem For All Reasons Book II

This is the second volume of poems published by the author, following the four themes established in Book I. A poem should excite emotions, expressing the poet’s own mood; sadness, whimsy, joy, even anger. It may be ‘different’ but, in its language, must not be elite nor should its allusions be obscure. Poetry, today, should be accessible, so as to stimulate recollections or new ideas that the readers believe they share with the poet.