Seconds Out, Paperback by Poyser, Phil, Like New Used, Free shipping in the US

$ 7.24

Number of Pages: 82 Pages Topic: European / English, Irish, Scottish, Welsh Item Height: 0.2 in width: 5 in Format: Trade Paperback height: 0.2 in Genre: Poetry Illustrator: Yes ISBN: 9781519471970 Publisher: CreateSpace Language: English Item Weight: 5.1 Oz Item Length: 8 in Item Width: 5 in Author: Phil Poyser Publication Year: 2016 Book Title: Seconds Out

Description

Seconds Out, Paperback by Poyser, Phil, Like New Used, Free shipping in the US. Seconds Out, Paperback by Poyser, Phil, ISBN 1519471971, ISBN-13 9781519471970, Like New Used, Free shipping in the US As in "Eric Bloodaxe? and Other Verse", this second, more substantial collection by Phil Poyser brings together a wide range of verse forms and styles. Although he excels at comic and rhyming poetry with which "Seconds Out" abounds, many of these poems are free verse, poignant or nostalgic and always sharply observed with one eye on the human condition. They will, by turns, make you laugh, smile wistfully and sigh, from the title poem in which you can share his Dad's passion for boxing, through ones inspired by the natural world or misheard bible stories or women through the ages, before meeting the rest of his family in "Four Characters in Search of Another". Seconds Out, Paperback by Poyser, Phil, ISBN 1519471971, ISBN-13 9781519471970, Like New Used, Free shipping in the US As in "Eric Bloodaxe? and Other Verse", this second, more substantial collection by Phil Poyser brings together a wide range of verse forms and styles. Although he excels at comic and rhyming poetry with which "Seconds Out" abounds, many of these poems are free verse, poignant or nostalgic and always sharply observed with one eye on the human condition. They will, by turns, make you laugh, smile wistfully and sigh, from the title poem in which you can share his Dad's passion for boxing, through ones inspired by the natural world or misheard bible stories or women through the ages, before meeting the rest of his family in "Four Characters in Search of Another".