King of Rimes

<p>After being born as dawn unto his own self the Lebanese Nightingale sings again this time with a more vibrant and echoing voice.</p><p>The King of Rimes is merely a mixture of the poet's self-worth and his experimental literary perspectives speaking to the core of life and death.</p><p>Including the first thirty sonnets following the Shakespearean model and many more selected poems and quotes this book is both an expression and a work of art.</p>