"We are told there was a time when men were men and women were women You know men dressed in bowler hats or whatever hats of their choice And fine suits And the ladies too, along with their fine modest dresses No hair out of place ..." From genteel ladies and gentlemen sipping tea, to defiant expressions of independence, this is a complete and entertaining examination of one woman's search for the perfect relationship The fifth brilliant prose poetry collection from Beverley Gordon

About the Author
Beverley Gordon is the author of five poetry collections: My Very Tree, Letters From Your Neighbour Far Away, its sequel From Your Neighbour In A Distant Land, Love Covers All Things, and Some things to laugh, cry or talk about. She is a mother and grandmother, and lives and works in London.

Reviews
'I wanted to savour every word and pace my way through, but I couldn't put it down' -- READER REVIEW; 'Finds a way to the deepest corner of the heart' -- READER REVIEW; 'Could not put it down the poems are beautifully written ... really touched me. 5 stars this is a poetry book I will keep for life' -- Emma Fitzgerald, book reviewer



Book Information
ISBN 9781915067395
Author Beverley Gordon
Format Paperback
Page Count 76
Imprint Crumps Barn Studio
Publisher Crumps Barn Studio
Weight(grams) 140g
Dimensions(mm) 198mm * 129mm * 7mm