Poems of Despair: Book Two - Hallucinations I

Seventeen poems about a living between reality and an imaginative world that opened up with magical imagery:In 'Heroine' a face appears to the poet he has created visiting a skyscraper. In 'Temptations' the poet encounters episodes visiting a gold mine in South Africa. In 'Electronic LOve' he experiences the wizardry of his electronic pen, a love evolving without feeling the slightest guilt. He has detected great swinging music in "Excited Piano," the birds have warbled answers to his quest for a way forward.In "Embrace" it's the intensity of one embrace that calls for the one of his partner. "A Woman in Cologne" desires to make love amidst the high rise of spires."Haunting Love" is about his past love interest descending from the depths of the dead in the universe.Voices and imaginary pictures of two lovers will bring great rewards for the mind, in "Vision." Musings about ageing and a way of survival in "Odyssey," while in "Obsession," images of an orgy appear on the mind's eye of the poet, a moments scare, thinking about being caught during stealthy lovemaking by the woman's spouse, while the poet flies to the 'Poet's Corner, scribbling the name of his love into the ancient stone for immortality. A colourful sunset teases the poet's mind to reminisce about famous couples in love.'Kriss" is a sensual woman teasing a prudish builder, who fell in love with her. He calls his favourite interior designer friend to assist him with the project. Kriss teases them both, but the designer with an open mind will enjoy the erotic interludes of Kriss, while his friend remains in a moralist's turmoil.