'Book of Love & Other Poems' is a collection of the Author's one hundred and sixteen poems including one he wrote at the tender age of twelve years ' Dear Pot'. In most cases, many people do not read or appreciate poems. The writer has put these into consideration, by writing of poems that the general reader would relate to and to enjoy reading. The core of Charles' concern with humanity and its problems, its burdens, its failures and successes, is a continuous introspective concern or you may almost say obsession with his own passions and volition. In ' Weep not my daughter', Sue Curry notes ' only a perfect father would know this...'. This is a reflection of humanity in its form...