Burning Passions

Burning Passions displays Tim Cashmore's deliciously unique way of looking at the world through laughter-tinted spectacles. This is a poetry book for everyone who finds joy in the use of the English language. It covers subjects from an epic poem about all of the American Presidents since the Constitution, as well as the universal subjects of love, hate and betrayal and the hilarious saga of a boy who can't stop breaking wind ('He was put on a strict diet. Wanting peace, he had to try it, But after foods rich in veggies, He let rip and scorched six hedges ') Tim Cashmore's motto for life is: if you have enough sand kicked in your face, you may as well open your own beach Burning Passions includes his raw poems about the beginning and ending of relationships and love - most fictitious, but some real - as well as rhymes that celebrate the milestone birthdays of loved ones, even a poem about children zooming off to the moon and having to find their way back before they miss their Christmas dinners