To You

"Kafa's poetry is largely philosophic in nature.............

Indeed, Kafa often employs metaphor to infuse his poetry with greater subtlety and depth....

Kafa's clever turns of phrase infuse old concepts with new life. 

Additionally, Kafa's masterful use of rhythm and rhyme add a musical quality to his verse that is reminiscent of an ancient ballad's lilt. His combination of end rhyme ,internal rhyme and slant rhyme create a sound that is as diverse as it is enchanting.

While Kafa often explores concepts that are infinitely complex his approach to those subjects leaves an impression of both clarity and grace upon those who read and hear his verse. 

Kafa's amazing gift of words marks him as a truly accomplished poet .His ability to turn mere language into the music of verse is matched only by his immense insight into the complexities of the human spirit ...." 

The above text is part of an introduction which was written by The International Library Of Poetry and The International Society Of Poetry; both located in America. Kafa was member of that society for several years and has read his English poems at their International Conventions which were held in in LA, Washington ,and Orlando.They not only wrote those professional remarks but they kindly recorded them in a CD entitled "The Magic Of Poetry" which contains a number of his English poems. They gave him for free one hundred copies of that CD as an award-winning gift for his poem :

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