Unlike Homer and Horace, Dr Stephen Gill avoids focusing on the objects of golden pots, sculpture, eye-feasting paintings or a piece of art work in his poems but his exemplary ekphrastic poems showcase the heart wrenching specimens of the human detritus—the leftovers of human dead bodies that testify to the maelstrom of massacre perpetrated by the barbaric terrorists electrified by the vicious vibes of Muslim fanaticism. Dr. Gill, internationally acclaimed poet, critic and novelist, adorns his poems with nonpareil arrays of poetic devices that glitter in the use of amazing neological phrases, innovative metaphors, symbolic imagery and connotative nuances to intensify the indelible relish of smarting sensibilities embedded in his inimitable, innovative poetry. About the Author Prof. Dr. Nar Deo Sharma has pioneered an outstanding research work on Dr Gill's ecological poetry that bears INTRODUNCTION by Dr Gill himself in addition to PREFACE by renowned Professor Dr Daniel Bratton from Canada and FOREWORD by Professor Dr Inder Deo Tiwari as well as unprecedented critique by Dr Nar Sharma on Ekphrastic poetry composed by Dr Stephen Gill. It is an indispensable book that reveals the marvels of linguistics and stylistics for the appraisal of subtleties of sublime poetry.