I Can't Fight This Feeling: Timeless Poems for Lovers from the Pop Hits of the '70s and '80s

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Summary: I can't fight this feeling--that this book is hilarious!
Review: A fabulous, hilarious gift for anyone who ever lived through the cheesy love songs of the 70s and 80s.

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Summary: Great for fans of 70s and 80s love songs
Review: My girlfriend gave me this book for our 4-month anniversary because she knows I'm a big Fred Schneider fan. I kind of wish that his introduction was longer but the rest of this book was great, esp. the Air Supply poem: "Every time I see you / all the rays of the sun / are streaming through the waves in your hair / and every star in the sky / is taking aim at your eyes / like a spotlight." God, they just don't write 'em like they used to.

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Summary: LOVE POEMS? LOVE, SICK IN THREE-QUARTERS TIME
Review: This "poems" in this thin volume are actually love songs ..,. such popular ditties as "I Honestly Love You," "Sometimes When We Touch," "Take My Breath Away," "Islands in the Stream," "Like a Virgin" and "Hooked on a Feeling." What a gimmick. What a rip-off. The performers who sang the songs are credited (the actual composers and lyricists are listed in the back of the book), presumably because names like "Madonna" and "Olivia Newton-John" are much familiar (and more marketable) than "Billy Steinberg and Tom Kelly" and "Stephen Kipner and Terry Shaddick." Hot stuff? Please. Don't make me feel guilty. Even for the hot bloodied, the glory of love featured here is bad medicine. Originality, more than words, is still the one. I can't fight this feeling of ... up-chucking.