Peter, Enchantment and Stardust by William O'Brien

Peter, Enchantment and Stardust by William O

For me this book has been both a pleasure and a remedy. My mood was uplifted after reading this book. This poet was not only happy he was also a guide that leads to happiness. It was truly unconventional, as many poets are serious and melancholy. For me it has been a wonderful experience to read poetry in such a genre. The messages, most of which were implied, are associated with the poet’s chief doctrine, that love, hope, and faith are the creators of magic, and that despite the fact that evil is surrounding us, we can always win over evil, providing that we do not lose hope, faith, or love. There was a certain rhythm, which was compatible with the occurrences within the poems. His individual print was fantastic, as I often felt like a fairy was singing to me, or guiding me as a reader. It is as if the poet has developed a new dialect in poetry, which is an indication of originality, intelligence, and evolution. The language was rich and powerful, and together with the plays of words it imparted the poems with a spray of stardust. The structure of the poems was interesting, as here the poet often used the frames of rhymes, but not above the message and not on the account of the wonderful enchanting drift.

Some of the events were related to the story of Peter, whom is a chivalrous character, a savior that defeated the forces of darkness. There was something divine and alleviating in them, perhaps even a tinge of novelty and romanticism alluding to the overall message of universal love. I really enjoyed the light atmosphere in some of the euphoric poems.

It means that the poet has the ability to dictate the mood apart from the wonderful rich description abound. The way the reader was swinging in moods was fantastic, as some poems were heavy whereas others were light and blithe. Many of the poems were intuitive and somewhat mysterious, yet not without piety. It felt like being inside a fairy tale, or inside a mythological journey, a fact which conveyed the reader with an epic and divine tang of eternity. As a reader I was fascinated by the magical reality which the poet has created throughout the entire book. This enchanting poetry collection belongs to the genre of Fantasy and Fairyland.

Peter, Enchantment and Stardust by William O'Brien