The poems of The Revelation of Love encompass a wide range of subjects: romance, philosophy, religion, metaphysics, and running like a bright thread through the weave of this collection ""love."" The diversity of this collection offers universal appeal, and poetry lovers will be inspired by the tapestry of complex imagery and symbolism. This is no slim, delicate volume of poems, deftly constructed at 384 pages. The Revelation of Love takes the reader on an odyssey of love, a spiritual journey like a Dante traveling with his muse into a new Inferno in search of paradise and divine bliss -- from the classical Homeric tradition into the contemporary genres of poetry. Very few collections of poetry can reach such diverse audience with such power and panache.