Moods and Mindsets
POETRY
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Imagine an Empty Page.
Empty as an asylum wall;
clear as day,
wide open spaces,
miles and miles of sea,
nothing on your mind,
open doors to cages,
no people anywhere,
you're free!
You're free to go!
You're free to breath.
There's space
for a thousand universes.
It's all available.
Take it,
but don’t keep it.
Inconsiderate Emotion.
Shouldn't feel or express,
a mind full of distress.
For the most part,
they can't take it.
Close to kisses,
we were not.
Eyes that stared were,
not connecting.
Fate it seemed,
however pain.
Incubation Part one.
In a truck of termination
have you got determination
to withstand the simulation
of a new life's stimulation
Did they do the multiplication?
Like a chick under control
in a shell you had to mould
with all the money in your hold
you hope that you're not sold
as your fellow friends do scold
It's not as easy as you're told.
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About the Book
This book of poetry is about all things inspiring in the world or in people and some things not so inspiring but that for some unimaginable reason they remain memorable and interesting to point out to people. Some say art found in a gallery can be anything. I say the same about poetry.
There are poems here that I might only read once or twice and think that was okay, and there are some that I can enjoy over and over again. The weaker ones help me to remember where I was and how far I have come with writing when compared to the best ones which inspire me and others to write more. The terrible ones I have saved you from.
About the Author
Heather Lydia Thornhill was born in
One current poet that kept the spark alive for her was Benjamin Zachariah who she saw on television and had drawn during her Art A level qualification. Then it was onto Universities in Huddersfield (where she studied Social Psychology BSc) and
Her work life has took her into various spheres and allowed her to meet a range of people in different occupations. She started off as a papergirl and has worked as a researcher, designer, secretary, life model, lecture note taker for disabled people and a call handler.
Heather has lived in a range of student houses in Huddersfield where she interacted with people from many areas of the globe, including
Further encouragement came from Poetry websites that allowed her to store her poems, read and edit them. Her poems were included in anthologies in the