32 pages, Hardcover
First published January 1,2001
Something about the meter and rhyme in this one was off to me. It seemed that the rhythm didn't flow as smoothly as it should have. The meter, which is supposed to create a consistent pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables, felt a bit disjointed. Some lines had a strong and regular meter, while others seemed to lack that structure.
The rhyme, too, didn't quite hit the mark. It didn't add the expected musicality and unity to the piece. There were moments when the rhymes felt forced or didn't quite fit the overall tone and meaning of the words. It made me wonder if the poet had put enough thought and care into these aspects of the poem.
Overall, while the poem may have had some interesting ideas and imagery, the flaws in the meter and rhyme detracted from its overall impact. It made it a less enjoyable read for me, as I was constantly being pulled out of the moment by these irregularities. However, I still believe that with some careful revision and attention to these elements, the poem could be improved and become a more powerful and engaging piece of work.
While this book was slightly entertaining overall, it truly failed to deliver on my expectations. When I read the title, I was imagining a story filled with excitement and adventure. However, all I ended up getting was a rather strange scenario of the moon dancing with a cow and an uptight farmer. The illustrations in the book were just adequate, nothing特别 outstanding. Overall, I do think the story had a certain cuteness to it. But, due to the fact that it lacked so much in terms of depth and substance overall, I wouldn't necessarily recommend it to others. It's a book that might provide a momentary distraction, but it doesn't have the staying power to be a truly memorable read.