A First Collection of Poetry

One of the beauties about poetry is that it lends to varying degrees of emotions and intellectual persuasions.
In A First Collection of Poetry, for example, Michael Daniels showcases downright funny situations, serious reflections on the human and social conditions, and brings to focus thought-provoking ideas about the nature of human existence.
The plight of the poor and downtrodden thus takes turns with the lighter side of bunny musings, of bravery and heroism, to that of the fanciful imaginings of the lone snowflake.