A lot of people 'hate' poetry because of its usually obscure language.
'Your Father Walks Like A Crab', however contains poetry stripped of
conformity and with a motive to portray poetry as enjoyable, especially
to those people who do not normally read poetry.
It is fresh, vivid, whimsical, somewhat cheeky and sprinkled with
wit and humour. It is about relationships: familial, platonic or romantic;
it is also about beauty and of course, love - the love of it, the hate of it,
the wait for it, the praise of it, the search for it, the find of it, the fall into it,
the rejection of it and also the 'things' that get broken by it.