Help Rescue All these Great Poems and Potential Song Lyrics from Obscurity for only Three Dollars
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SAN MATEO, Calif. - Californer -- Quick, your editor said "Give me 1500 words for National Poetry Month, and don't write about any poetry that's so esoteric that nobody understands it. Write about poems that are easy to read and anybody can understand...

So...You're looking for poems that anybody can understand and you're looking to write about somebody who writes poetry for the masses...

So where do you go?

FIRST…Check out three great books of poetry by Robert Barrows, President of  an advertising agency called R.M. Barrows Advertising & Public Relations in San Mateo, California.

The books are called:

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1) "Crazy Robert's Poems and Potential Song Lyrics"

2) "Crazy Robert's More Great Poems and Potential Song Lyrics"

3) "Crazy Robert's Third Great Book of Poems and Potential Song Lyrics"

*NEXT…Call the Poet, Robert Barrows, at 650-344-4405 (9am-6pm (PDT)…and he will be glad to tell you about some of the poems and he can even read some of them to you over the phone.

WHAT'S THE POETRY LIKE?

It's entertaining poetry for the masses, and you can check out a FREE SAMPLE of each of these books and you can download the books for a dollar each on Amazon and you can help rescue all these great poems from obscurity for only three dollars!

WHAT ARE THE POEMS ABOUT?

"Simple, says Barrows, there are poems about almost all the major themes in our lives. There are easy-to-read poems about love and sex, life and death, good and evil, success and money, Heaven and Hell, the origin of the universe and even politics.

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"Many of the poems in these books are also designed to be made into song lyrics," says Barrows.  One of the poems that was already made into a song is a satire on politics called "Run For Office."

Another poem that Barrows wrote that was also made into a song is a song about money called "Big Bucks."

You can hear free clips of the song versions of "Run for Office" & "Big Bucks" at www.barrows.com/music.html and there are also links on that page where you can download the songs for 99 cents each on iTunes.

Between all three of the books, there are about 21 poems that could be turned into some very interesting song lyrics.

SO, LOOKING FOR SOME VERY EDGY POEMS AND SOME GREAT POTENTIAL SONG LYRICS?
HELP RESCUE ALL THESE GREAT POEMS FROM OBSCURITY FOR ONLY THREE DOLLARS!