Impertinent Poems

A lively assortment of verses, this collection jumps from cheeky observations about mortality to sharp, tongue‑in‑cheek critiques of the literary world. The poet’s playful language treats serious subjects—like the way we meet death or the pretensions of famed writers—with a wink, while vivid illustrations add a visual punch to the humor. Each poem feels like a brief conversation, inviting listeners to grin, pause, and perhaps see familiar ideas in a new light.

Beyond the laughs, the work gently probes why we buy and relegate poetry to dusty shelves, questioning our own habits and the value we assign to art. Its blend of satire, everyday musings, and occasional earnest moments makes it a refreshing listen for anyone who enjoys clever wordplay without pretension. A perfect companion for a thoughtful stroll or a quiet evening, it proves that poetry can be both entertaining and thought‑provoking.