A collection of plainly-written poetry, mostly rhyming, on many different topics. Diverse and thought-provoking.
Written in everyday language, this diverse collection covers topics which can be easily identified with. It is based upon observations, personal experiences and a lot of deep thought. Though reality-based, there is also plenty of room for imagination.
Excerpt
A MAN, A WOMAN AND A CAT
I cannot see the wrong in him.
He cannot see the wrong in me.
This love is unconditional
and there's no sexuality.
I doubt I'll ever tire of him.
I doubt he'll ever tire of me.
For this relationship cannot be harmed
by its simplicity.
I see most of the wrong in him.
He sees most of the wrong in me.
And this love is conditional
with lots of sexuality.
And one day I may tire of him
and one day he may tire of me.
For this relationship can be so harmed
by its complexity.
