Don't Call It Poetry

Like its predecessor "A BOOK OF SKRYBES" For the most part "A BOOK OF SKRYBES 1.3"
is not from the heart but imagination. It contains different media, such as: short story fiction,
lyrics, letter style, commentary, poetry style, limericks, odes, greeting card style, dreams
and more. It includes a bit of history, social concerns and humor.
Some things are clearly reality; others are real or real opinions but are exaggerated or more
intense so as not to be as personal and to really make the point. Some skrybes have strong
meaning, others...? Well you decide.
If you think you're getting to know the writer of the skrybe, you're wasting your time. that
would only put a skew on the whole read and would make it worthless!
If you think you're getting in the writer's mind, be careful, you might hurt yourself.
Like the first book, the reason for writing some skrybes was simply to test a writers
imagination or ability to write as others do, as far as style and subject, like...love, hate,
rhyme, rhythm and stuff like that.
I would think most readers would get the reason for the title:
>A goal of this book is to make even poetry interesting and enjoyable to read, again.
Hopefully the reader will enjoy the read even if the meaning or subject is not clear
(a large part of this books endeavor); as well as writing in a manner that could be
interpreted as the readers mind dictates.
IS YOUR IMAGINATION SUFFICIENT?
It's possible that you won't like some skrybe subject or content but I'm certain
you WILL read it again.
I believe that everyone can get a lot from this book.