Breaking free from the usually dreary and cryptic anthology… welcoming entertaining, simple, easily-understood and provocative poetry…
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DISCLAIMER
This anthology is for entertainment purposes only. The poems are merely the mere thoughts of the poet and are not intended to offend anyone based on race, sex, color, politics, religion and nationality. The thoughts do not represent the opinions of the publisher - no responsibility whatsoever is accepted in this regards. The anthology remains an entertainment piece and is not intended to address any issues. In particular, the information does not constitute any form of advice or recommendation by the publisher or the poet, and is not intended to be relied upon by readers in making (or refraining from making) any decisions. No warranties are made that the content would please everybody. Anyone who is easily offended may not read this poetry. By deciding to read the poems, you have agreed to acknowledge this disclaimer.
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INTRODUCTION
Here comes the Break from the Norm, which contains 100 poems (including some from the Rejected Stone – a collection of 28 great poems). It is an open secret that most publishers reject poetry because they think it usually has poor sales potential. There are many reasons for this, including the fact that poetry is often very difficult to be understood by an average reader. Poems tend to have hidden meanings, and a result of this, readers feel disappointed rather than feeling satisfied and entertained. Unless one is a lover of poems, has a good understanding of English and/or reading for an exam, one would not feel inclined to read poetry.
However, the poems in this book are different in many ways and this is one reason the premium edition is titled: A Break from the Norm. Each poem is very easy to understand, has no hidden meaning (which means you would easily get what the poem is all about), and would entertain you.
Now you can have a feel the Break from the Norm…
1. Behold The Maple Leaf! 2002
2. Why The Vicissitudes? 2003
3. Trent Is Great 2003
4. On The Dance Floor 2004
5. Encomium For Melinda Gates 2004
6. Ill-gotten Certificates 2004
7. Mother Teresa 2005
8. Prejudice 2005
9. My Old Friend 2005
10. Why The Vicissitudes? 2005
11. The Real Elixir 2005
12. A Casanova Deceives A Mug 2005
13. The Enweying Lyric 2005
14. Do Not Divorce 2005
15. The Cry Of A Lecher 2006
16. Runsman 2006
17. Meaningless Exams 2006
18. Seen From A Window 2006
19. Runs! Runs! Runs! 2006
20. Whether Rich Or Poor 2006
21. In The Name Of Love 2006
22. Mosquitoes’ Anthem 2006
23. Shams On The Web 2006
24. Oluwatoyin 2006
25. Yorubaland 2006
26. My Confession 2006
27. September 11 2006
28. He Who laughs Last 2006
29. The Cyberman 2006
30. Agony of Love 2006
31. I’m Tired Of… 2006
32. Nude Animals 2007
33. Risks 2007
34. Racism 2007
35. Anne Frank 2007
36. English Language 2007
37. Beauty Of True Love 2007
38. My Peerless Sweetheart 2007
39. Pleasant Pain 2007
40. New Year Resolutions 2007
Including 60 more poems….
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