Love Poems (for Married People) by John Kenney, 101 pages
I am not sure I have ever read such a funny poetry book, of course unless it was a children's book. This was truly a hilarious book. I am sure every married person could relate to these poems. At times, though I found it confusing from whose point of view the poem was being written.
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Friday, April 12, 2019
Love Poems (for Married People) by John Kenney
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Thursday, March 27, 2014
Dizzy In Your Eyes: Poems About Love by Pat Mora
Dizzy In Your Eyes: Poems About Love by Pat Mora, 165 pages
Dizzy In Your Eyes is a collection of fifty poems about love. I found some of the poems to be sad and others touching. I especially liked the one on page 111 about sisters. This book touches on all the emotions that go along with love, both joy and pain. The author also includes on the bottom of some of the pages types of poems and the tempo they are written in.
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Thursday, June 27, 2013
The Desiderata of Love by Max Ehrmann
The Desiderata of Love by Max Ehrmann, 64 pages
I am not sure what to say about this book. I certainly did not care for this collection of poems. This is a book of 24 love poems. The first couple poems contained words like dead and death. Max Ehrmann is known for writing the Desiderata of Happiness which is contained in the first few pages of this book. I highly recommend giving that a read, which only takes about five minutes. But, I found nothing memorable about any of these love poems, which left me disappointed.
I am not sure what to say about this book. I certainly did not care for this collection of poems. This is a book of 24 love poems. The first couple poems contained words like dead and death. Max Ehrmann is known for writing the Desiderata of Happiness which is contained in the first few pages of this book. I highly recommend giving that a read, which only takes about five minutes. But, I found nothing memorable about any of these love poems, which left me disappointed.
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