Publisher's Synopsis
This second collection of short humorous poems covers a huge range of topics under the chapter headings of health and the body, vanity and exercise, relationships, food and home, language and communication, leisure, and concepts, frogs and miscellany.
There is a strong leaning towards things medical and behavioural, as the author is a retired GP, who finds the human condition fascinating and hilarious. Her work as a GP enabled privileged insights into the lives of diverse contemporary humans, for whom she has enormous affection. There are poems about body parts, online dating, mobile phones, graffiti, the French, air guitarists, moon landing deniers, caravans, zoom and many more. You can rest assured that there is a hardly a mention of the pandemic. They are short and easy to read in the loo, which is where the book is designed to be kept.
