Richard Edwards

And Thus It Was: the View of the Poet Richard Edwards

AndThus It Was: The View of the Poet is the poetic endeavor of the author over anumber of years.¿ Its four sections arean arbitrary attempt to organize a wide ranging collection of themes and moods.¿ Each piece is a complete expression of theauthor's thoughts giving the reader something to ponder.¿ The book is designed for contented reading bythe fire on a winter's eve or on the breast of the hill on a bright sunnyday.¿ The spirit is positive and at timesthought provoking.¿ The reader will findvery little hidden or obscure meanings in the text.¿ It is straightforward using syntax and rhythmn to carry the meaning of the wording.