WITH ALL MY LOVE
By
A successor to For You My Love which is more of the same embarrassing and sticky tributes to the joys of wedded bliss in both its physical demonstration and spiritual essence. Such lines as ""I love the little faces of your breasts"" may enthrall an adolescent audience from eighteen to forty, unless distaste becomes paramount. Other poems deal with such folksy joys as birth, a baby on the rug, or listening to the silence- but there's rarely a clinch without a cliche.