Charles William Pike

Technicolor Yawn Charles William Pike

Technicolor Yawn hits all the basics -- love, friendship, and the natural world -- in a refreshing, vivid, and sometimes nonsensical way. From poems about warm gazpacho to spinning bees, Technicolor Yawn contains an amalgamation of themes. The lines themselves contain an amalgamation of style. My hope is that some poems make you laugh, some poems make you feel, and some poems leave you wondering. About what, I don't care. That's your end of the job. (Please buy my poetry book. I have student loans to pay off. It's good, unique, and -- I think -- something special. But I'm biased. And used "amalgamation" twice in this description. Three times now. Chances are, if you're this far into the book description, something about it caught your eye. This means you'll probably like the poems, too. The description and the poems were written by the same person. Me. Please give me a source of income. I love my mom and dad.)