Reviews for Rocking the Ages: The Pulse of Continuity and Change

The average rating for Rocking the Ages: The Pulse of Continuity and Change based on 2 reviews is 3 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2015-04-24 00:00:00 Ira Yonker "before all this, ah safer and smoother and smaller was my heart" I am grateful for poetry for being my companion in all the various stages of my life, in all the various moods and colors. Poems in this series are usually hit or miss, but for the most part reading them is a very enriching experience.

Review # 2 was written on 2014-02-26 00:00:00 Elly Chen Very few of these poems were memorable. An exception was "Man Listening to Disk" by Billy Collins. I quote: The music is loud yet so confidential/ I cannot help feeling even more/ like the center of the universe/ than usual as I walk along to a rapid/ little version of "The Way You Look Tonight". I often listen to music on headphones while walking my dog and that is exactly how I feel. Here's another. This one is by Mark Halliday. It's entitled "Before" and it's about young love. "prior to your denim cutoffs on the porch prior to my notes and your notes and before your name became a pulsing star, before all this ah safer and smoother and smaller was my heart" I sometimes have trouble finding poetry that has meaning for me. Does anyone else have this problem?