Kevin Brian Wright (03 November, 1974) A bestselling- nationally acclaimed, romantic poet, author and renaissance thinker, whose poetry has captivated the hearts and imaginations of his devoted fans. Although it's not just his poetry that has charmed readers but his magnetic personality, and handsome looks. Wright is highly regarded for his realistic depictions of romance which evolves from his true life romantic experiences. It is evident in his work that he has a powerful command over the English language and frequently expresses the most beautiful and elborate imagery; with immense romantic currents and deep passionate views. At the early age of nine Wright had a great love and appreciation for poetry, and had a natural gift for the art of writing, especially in the romance genre. His first poem of note was "Bid Me Love," (1982) by the time he was ten he published the poem, "The Triumphs and Tragedies of Love" (1983.) He continued to nurse his ambitions with the desire to one day become a principle poet in romantic literature. Later in his career he was inducted into the Whose Who of Poets and was credited over sixty literary honors including the Dickinson Award. Wrights poetic accomplishments were endless from being inducted into the American / International Poetry Annual, chosen as one of the greatest poets out of the top three percent in the country, to composing a poem for Queen Elizabeth II which is now a personal keepsake in her private estate, Balmoral Castle.

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