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The reader is provided with 1507 quotable reasons for economic freedom. Many of these couplets may become as famously cited as lines from Shakespeare. Light brings the classical resplendencies of syntax, diction and fluency to illuminate the truths of Adam Smith, Frederic Bastiat, Ludwig von Mises, George Reisman, Murray Rothbard and other classic liberals of economics. As Shakespeare used Montaigne and Plutarch, so Light applies Mises and Ayn Rand to poetic thought.

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In the last three years F. L. Light has composed more than 35000 couplets divisible into a number of books on economics, freedom, classical ideals, science and demography. He is preparing for publication a translation of the Iliad into 1823 sonnets, a series of 900 biographical sonnets on Shakespeare, and a book of 1200 sonnets on Cleopatra and her kingdom of idolatry. In ten successive issues, Sonnetto Poesia is publishing his translation of the first book of the Iliad. His poems have appeared lately in Classical Outlook, The International Poetry Review, Decanto, Poetry Life & Times, Buckle &, The Westward Review, and Troglodyte.

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