Moon whispers

Moon whispers Reviews

‘Moon Whispers - A new poetry collection’ is the fourth outing into the world of lyric and melody by Michael Vasey. This continually fascinating and ever-maturing writer has succeeded in assembling a cornucopia of new ideas, visions, and comments on his personal universe and the world ‘out there’. A title like ‘Julia Robert’s Smile’ is typical of the poet’s wry humour. These lines from another piece neatly combine word play and a satirical edge. Bit by bit Revelations Byte by byte Animations The combination of the classic and the contemporary is never far away. A line like ‘Forged in ancient fire’ manages to sit quite comfortably with this pair in another poem seen later in the collection. Houston, I heard you calling Or am I confusing you with the Clash? The piece entitled ‘All at sea’ shows Vasey’s optimism is never far away, though he often questions whether he always possesses that quality himself. The depth of his feelings combined with an acute intelligence have, however, produced the joyous lines, Following a golden sunbeam Tumbling through life’s dream Besides his poetry collections, Vasey’s other forays into authorship, a recognised authority on occult matters - ‘The Mystical Hexagram’ - and his splendid novel ‘The Last Observer’ shows a varied dimension of thought and an endless imagination. - Reviewer on Amazon.co.uk