Lust Unfiltered by Love

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‘Lust Unfiltered By Love’ is Angel Edwards second book of poetry. A musician by profession, Angel’s musical influence weaves its way into each poem with an intrinsic rhythm that glides the reader both gently and rambunctiously across the dance floor of Angel’s creative mind. There is a vibrant mix of emotion permeating the pages with love, sex, lust, sorrow, hate, loss grief and finally acceptance resulting in fully grasping the lust for living. Imagination if the playground of the mind and lust is the underlying emotion that brings all things to fruition as evidenced in the pages of this vibrant evocative book ~ Candice James, Poet Laureate Emerita, New Westminster, BC CANADA

Dr. Michael R. Trew, BMus, MMus, DMA

composed the music to GODDESS

(poem excerpt from LUST UNFILTERED BY LOVE

Michael Trew has wide performing and composing experience in a variety of musical genres, including rock, classical, jazz, and the healing arts. He began studying Composition with Cortland Hultberg at UBC, graduating with a BMus in 1972. Subsequently he obtained a Professional Teaching Certificate (1976) before returning to obtain a Master's (1980) and Doctorate (1986) in Music Composition. His teachers included Stephen Chatman, Paul Reale, and Elaine Barkin. Currently Michael teaches piano, theory, history, and composition privately. Original works have most recently been performed by Adrian Verdejo, Tom Shorthouse, Michael Murray, The Erato Ensemble, Turning Point Ensemble, Jeremy Berkman and Dave Thomas, Nu:BC, the Ad Mare Wind Quintet, and Justin Chiang. In the summer of 2018 and 2019 Michael co-wrote two art songs with poets Janet Rogers and Christine Levickzky Riek with performances by vocalists Dorothea Hayley and Lynn McMurtry accompanied by pianists Rachel Iwaasa and Alison d’Amato. Most recent performances include a solo for bass clarinet and duo for trombone and organ performed by Angelique Po and Jeremy Berkman as well as an organ solo performed by Angelique Po