"Seraphim On Cusp Of Spring" is a collection of poems from the last four years which examine true and unrequited love, man's place in the Universe and the demise of a beloved mother in a variety of forms the author has developed over the period of these writings. The main focus of his love is Queen Muse who, as her name implies, is the person who inspired the majority of these works. The forms used in this book include a collection of new ideas I hope will help revive the poetry scene of the world, which seems at times almost moribund due to a lack of new ideas by which the eternal truths of...

RHYME IS NOT A CRIME In this, his second collection of self-created experimental forms, D.E.Walsh explores the intricacies of modern poetry by going through his archives to examine the ideas sometimes seemingly forgotten in contemporary verse. Although many of the works appear autobiographical and/or introspective, they represent a statement about the essence of today's poetics and the nature of the craft itself. Containing both rhymed and open formats with a middle section of 21st-century Psalms to reflect his journey towards, and with, the Lord, these works span more than a decade of...