Poetry, spoken and written, is an aesthetic, evocative emotional language that lends itself to many interpretations. It often uses particular forms to expand the literal words to evoke these emotional and sensual responses to be appreciated by each individual reader.

The poet has many writing tools from which to choose. There are over fifty types of poetry styles. However, most poets work within the eight basic poetry-writing styles: free verse, humorous poems, limerick, lyrical, diamante, Haiku concrete and ballads. Others who are more adventurous or advanced may wish to experiment with styles such as these more modern forms: dub, analysis, prose slam, and Spoken Word Poetry.

Spoken Word Poetry is usually written in lines and verses otherwise referred to as Stanza which captures images vividly in an original refreshing way. At the same time it combines elements like theme, tension, complex emotions and profoundly reflects thought. Spoken Word Poetry incorporates sound and a most important element called rhythm, which in most cases is achieved by arranging lines into meters. One of the skills of poetry mastery is the ability of a poet to use figure of speech to give vivid images of the theme.

Poetry as a literary art may seem unattainable to the masses, however, it is by no means exclusive to brow-lifting subject matter or complicated style. Nursery rhymes, impromptu songs, spoken word performances, whether composed of nonsense or million-dollar words, are all highly accessible forms of poetry.

Delve into the rhythm of speech and discover a world of language that can open your eyes to the richness of spoken word poetry or written poetry--discover your passion for words.

Onika Pascal is wonderful at the art of spoken word poetry. In her second book, "Collections of a See Through Soul - Bardvillian Symphonies", she shows her leadership in this area. The basic structure of many different types of poetry can be seen in this volume. The many illustrations of poetry will allow the reader to fully understand what poetry really is.

There are a variety of different style poems in this book. Each piece represents all of Pascal's poetic artistry. She can translate the more difficult ideas into something that is easy to comprehend. The style in which she writes is clear and easy to understand. It is easy for any individual to understand spoken word poetry without difficulties. Pascal's words are brief, clear and concise in this sequel book.

Pascal broaches a number of different subject areas through her poems. From dealing with daily life; the love of her family; her country--her book speaks soundly of human emotion. The emotions that come from day-to-day life, from happiness to despair, are all covered in her book's short stories.

In reading her book, we are allowed a glimpse into her most inner soul. Sprinkled among her other poems are haiku that readers will ponder. It includes witty content that will leave readers amused. Having a copy of her book means that you will always be able to learn about spoken word poetry.

Onika Pascal has proven herself to be one of the most knowledgeable poets, teaching us the correct way to write the many forms of poetry. She has a kind of skill that others look up to. Wonderfully constructed poetry is there for any individual who picks up a copy of some of her writings. Your mind, body, and soul will find peace when reading her works.

Its been said that one doesn't begin writing poems because of the money or fame, but because of the love of the art. If you do not understand it, not much can make it clearer for you. You have to try this for yourself. Onika Pascal's collection of words will allow you a firsthand experience with a love of poetry. You soon will fall in love all over again with words--spoken word poetry.