"Love is not solitary,for love seeks lovers, who need each other"... from "What Are Love's Boundaries?"



The dimensions and moods of love; Romance, Spirituality, Passion and Desire, Hurt and Pain explored in this collection of poems, "What Are Love's Boundaries?" is riveting, broad, packed with feelings and "poignantly disquieting". From the book's title poem, that clearly establishes "love has no boundaries" and continues with the roles and emotions of love in other areas of our lives, 'love' is revered as "the center of the universe for all things good".

The author has uniquely captured the power of love, its' joy, special feelings, spirituality, the sharing of and need for love. This can be a joyous celebration of a 'seasoned and enduring love', "A Love That Will Never Fade". Love as 'spiritual' comfort is found in "Being Calm In The Chaos of Life". It can be a celebration of feminine love, "A Spiritual Revelation of Womanhood". Love can be a remembrance of youthful and innocent love, "The Forty-Year Old Flickering Flame of Love"; a mild craving as in "Why Do You Deny Me You?" or a deeply erotic and passionate need for total fulfilment, "The Wicked, Wicked Tongue of Love". Love is the joy of tender moments and shared warm sensations, "The Silent Dance of the Spoons (A Ritual of Lovers)". The 'hurt and pain' of love is revealed and explored in "Walking All Alone" and "She Said, He Said".

"What Are Loves's Boundaries?" will underscore the rewards of love for all of us who desire to feel, embrace, hold and commit to another individual and share the bounties of a maturing, evolving and satisfying relationship.

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Clarence Oliver has been writing and reading poetry since junior high school. He states, "No other form of writing expresses emotions and feelings like poetry." The author is a volunteer adult reading tutor, and facilitates a monthly book club. The writer/author is retired from the arts/entertainment industry. He is married, the proud father of four daughters and has eighteen grandchildren, six great-grands. He is originally from Detroit and lives there today. He grew up in Albany, GA and graduated from Monroe High School. The writer is also a Army veteran, serving honorably, from 1966-1969.. He plays guitar, writes songs and is an avid photographer