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Choosing Me: Love Letters from a Poet | Bill Weber

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Sex... Bombarded with imagery in advertising, on TV, in the movies, sex has become commonplace and ordinary. Even in our romantic relationships, we have too often let the flames of passion die to a flicker.Yet sex is naturally healthy, good for loving relationships, and even spiritually enriching. Rendered in exquisite language, the poems in this volume open new windows into the sensual magic and mystery of sexual pleasure. They allow us to rediscover the sacredness of both the body and the act of lovemaking.Inspired to write these poems by a desire to express the depths of meaning and the physical expression of making love, poet Bill Weber paints vivid pictures in words that far transcend old clichés and masterfully express the transcendent dimensions of sexual pleasures.

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Choosing Me: Love Letters from a Poet | Bill Weber

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It had some okay moments. Weber overuses several words, such as "feminineā€¯ and "sensuous." Some of the metaphors were so bad that it made me laugh. It reeked of a lack of creativity. It starts out as an homage to femininity, and as it progresses, it‘s obvious that it's about one female. It felt like I was reading the same poem over and over, and I found myself rooting for some serious heartbreak, just for a change of pace. 2 out of 5 stars.

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