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    Poems Everyone Enjoys

    By Michael Rhithm

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    About this ebook

    'Poems Everyone Enjoys' is an anthology of 50 poems written by the author. It’s for anyone of mature age (16+), including non-traditional readers of poetry.
    The vast majority of the poems were inspired by true events -- consisting of the author’s observation of other people, of life in general and of London’s natural and physical environment. The poems also include some personal experiences and opinions of the author, and a large number of personalised poems that are entertaining too. This ebook should, therefore, contain poems that will appeal to any reader, in some form or another.
    The author’s poems on people are insightful, on humour he shows wit and on places in his environment his observations are stunningly descriptive.
    To further facilitate the reader’s enjoyment the author has included a glossary. This should be invaluable to many readers, especially if English is not their first language.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateJan 24, 2019
    ISBN9780244619107
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    Poems Everyone Enjoys
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    Michael Rhithm

    Michael Rhithm is of Jamaican descent but was born and reside in London, UK. He is a seasoned poetry writer for over 20 years, self-taught, with an original and well-crafted style. He can write in almost any genre and receives many requests to write personalised poetry. His preferred writing style is in couplets, but this book will also show that he can write in quatrain and prose.

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