More Perception on Vanity

Bernard Harold Curgenven does not usually become intoxicated before attempting something new, however in this instance it seemed to relax his emotion, bringing his best forward. He discovers a hidden talent, as he stabs at the keys of the organ. Then a new perception of thought and vanity is born, hence the title of the leading poem, and of the book. Alright, by now you may be convinced he is a drunk, particularly after the next poem, which gives birth to yet another innovation, one of painting! Only this time whiskey is to blame, as opposed to the rum from the organ poem. To sum it all up, whiskey unleashed one talent, and rum unleashed another! Next we have a look at excerpts from an upcoming book, by Oliver Klauss, all jumbled together to form a poem, and well written at that! Thaddeus Hutyra writes a poem on the city of New York. Please, don’t all rush off to his city after reading this poem! ‘Oh please don’t cry for me’, a poem by Matty Bagnall takes another a look at the reality of our justice system, featuring innocent prisoners on death row! Once again we have poems by elite poet, Arustamyan Anahit, also known as the phantom of poetry. There are many more great poets featured in this book, and you will enjoy reading it. This book is a gift to the world from our facebook group ‘I am Poetry’. At present we have almost 30000 members, and we are home to the world’s greatest writers. I hope you appreciate this free gift!