Kirjahaku

""""""These poems are born of everyday observations, distracted musings and the poet's occasional conversations with himself. They are not meant to elicit the fires of passion or spring forth the tears of joy, but rather to conjure up smiles, provoke the occasional laughs, and make the daytoday seem just a bit less mundane when you next take a look. If you believe poetry must visit dark places or be born of romance, if you delight in the abstract muddles of words that paint surreal pictures or take poetry too seriously, this is definitely not the book for you... or perhaps this is exactly the book for you. The choice, reader, is yours. """"""

""Only two things have no limit, said Albert Einstein. A third thing with no limit might be the number of things a poem can deal with, from artichokes to zombification. If you swam through the depths of Not so Deep as a Puddle and decided it wasn't half bad, here's a second set of verses for your continued enjoyment Born out of a second time-based challenge, these poems will do their best to make interesting what was mundane and quirky what was once dismissed as commonplace. Not only that, they'll put their best lines forward and do their utmost to entertain. Come on in and enjoy the show ""