Books by Richard A Rampello

Elemental, Not Obsessive Is insubordination impassioned? Perhaps it is the greatest feel of allWhat thou doth not subletFeasts holding thy gobletShe leaves thou unscathedLift up not kick downOnly if thee is dismissedOpinion loses statureYou've become a minionLearn, I think anything butSupplanted by controlled desireOr at least mutual forceIntertwined when permission is initiatedImperfection is never to be begatWhen one is not beratingActs of Novelty Are Unburdened Truths showcases general poetic structure and also delves into the realm of unstructured poems. With myriad subjects, some tied together by zany topics that could fit on an episode of Seinfeld, author Richard Rampello still touches on the more serious side of life. But most importantly, he wants people to view the world through the eyes of a young man.From religion to music, Acts of Novelty Are Unburdened Truths never fails to grab your attention.