These poems cover such subjects as physics, psychology, sociology, philosophy, politics, history, mythology, mathematics, biology, art, AI, suicide, religion and Shakespeare: most of these are written in the English sonnet form representing the interior monologues of various personalities, many of whom are scathingly satirized. They are meant to be read aloud since the diction can be cryptic at times.

Robert Fedell graduated from Mount St. Mary’s College ( now University) with a B. A. in English, received his masters from Rollins College, and spent the summer of 1983 studying Modern British Poetry at Exeter College, Oxford. He taught high school English with a heavy emphasis on Shakespeare for 41 years in Orange County, Florida, where he now lives with his brilliant and lovely wife, Kathy. He has published six collections of poetry and one play entitled Mugsy.