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Mind Games

Heather Clark
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Pages
108
Year
2024
Language
English
Publisher
Dorrance Publishing Company

About

“Mind Games” is a collection of poems inspired by the deep-rooted emotions people often are unable to control or are capable of feeling too strongly or sometimes not nearly enough. These words are a reminder that as we evolve throughout our lives, at times it will hurt worse than anything we thought possible, but that's okay because we still were present to experience those moments as well as the ones that warmed and opened our hearts like no other. When reading “Mind Games”, the author wants readers to feel connected, for even the briefest moment, to see into someone else's life and not feel alone, to know there are others feeling the same and who still persevere. The greatest message in these words is a reminder that the greatest power we have is to be true to ourselves.

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  • General
  • Poetry
  • Adult Nonfiction

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