Ronald Haun

Beloved Fairy Ronald Haun

'YA TRYING TO TELL ME SOMETHING HERE?' If I was trying to tell you something And the meaning seemed unclear I'd tell you again I still love you. Then I'd write your name in stardust, Punctuate my love with stellar explosions And lay my poem of you before God That it might be wrapped and bound in forever. The little book you hold in your hands, Beloved Fairy, is a collection of love poems, a collection of love gone wrong poems. It's a book of love's failures and final redemption. It traces the history a beautiful woman, the man who loved her, the magic she brought into his life and the greatness of his loss. Many of the works included here have been published separately in various poetry magazines or Ezines including Rhapsody, Straight From The Heart, Seeker Magazine, Snakeskin, Muse's Kiss, Black Creek Review and Poetic License. The editor of A Beautiful Muse reported the poetry of Mr. Haunas leaving "... you with an image of an open heart beating on the sleeve of the author. . . .' So, I invite you, gentle reader, "Tilt your heart to listen as I whisper, 'I love you'"