Michelle Takur

I got this book from my friend, Dan - who visited California in couples month after his graduation from the University of Pecs, Hungary. It was something I feel reluctant about initially. I'd shown no love for poetry, but my girl friend, Andrea - does loves it. So, I decided to read along with my girlfriend during a visit to the zoo. While I first read the narrative poem Ecstasy of the Dead, I feel that it was a good start. I proceeded to read about "A Letter to the Dead" and that seem to be one of my favourite in the collection. Other themes, and topic discussed in this book really drove me to leave a review for it. I should have left my review on Amazon, but my account hasn't met the requirements for review. That was why I had to search for the book on Google, and I'm really glad that I can leave my say about it. I have no problem reading this book, instead it exposes my mentality to the management of divers challenges that betides man, it taught me the power of patience amidst our impatient world. It thought me divers things, and I can say that I find the book worthwhile and impressive. I recommend this book for anyone who would want to buy it.