The art of rhyme is taking hold once again after more than thirty years of almost non-existence in the marketplace. Now called The Neo-Formalist Movement, rhyme is slowly masking a comeback and this author wanted to be ready for it, and wrote his own book of rhyming poetry.

The author does not profess to know what goes through an individual's mind during those times when the individual is contemplating, for whatever reasons, the futility of living. The author is an optimist by nature. Even so, the author makes a sane and intelligent deduction as to the emotions felt during such times. Haunting, here, is the fact that these poems are about teens under the age of eighteen. To be so young, and feel life is a futile endeavor, is truly a tragedy. However, the author makes an honest and sincere attempt to steer such negative emotions towards a more positive outcome,...

If you are looking for the definitive book on Halloween poetry while at the same time looking for examples of the various rhyming forms that exist in any time period, then this is the book for you. It has many of the characters of horror, many of the rhyming forms, and all made fun by the author's expertise on the subject of poetry, and his knowledge of the two makes for a wonderful read. Once you start reading Count Edweird Lefang's Rhymin' Halloween you will not be able to put it down, and once you finish reading it you will want to read it over and over again. It is a rousing lyrical...

A wonderful blend of poems to include love, romance, beauty, humor, and the poet's own sentimental expressions for this marvelous form of writing. A wonderful potpourri of poems.