Without falling into red roses nor a freezing, bitter poetry, Of Bows And Arrows, set in forests, lakes, rivers and rain, offers an astonishing exposure of personal experiences and emotions, intimately related to love in all its forms, rhyming in every poem with a seemingly naturally calculated use of unique metaphors based on each and every sentimental event. "It's not the chosen weapon; it's what you use it for. And I, I choose love."