Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Prof. Cassius Marcellus Clay Zedaker's Book of Poems: The World Renowned
If you are but able to reach the plane of oratory held by Cicero and Little Buttercup Cox, and the poetry of Solomon, Milton, Burns and The Sweet Singer of Michigan, it is better than absolute failure, or that which is worse than failure, viz: no effort.
Again, I say, look to my example and be guided and dazzled by my brilliancy. Walk as closely as you can in my footsteps, for the nearer you approach me the more nearer you exemplify the command, Be ye perfect, even as I am perfect.
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