This anthology of poetry is a mixture of fact and fiction on thought-provoking subjects, such as love and romance, life and death (which is sometimes deep and bizarre), compiled with umpteen memories of the author's past, along with a lot of dry wit and nonsense verse.

It's hoped the poems will bring the reader laughter and tears, with warmth and sentiment, as they just might recognize things they may have said, heard, or even done themselves hidden amongst the verse.

This collection of poems, or rhymes as Kelvin calls them, is just a few of literally thousands he has written over the years since he started writing at secondary school at the age of eleven back in the '60s. So when you read any of the author's poems, they can well have been written at various times of his life, by a teenager, by a young father, by a middle-aged man, or indeed, by a grandfather in his sixties, which he is now.