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    In the Mind of Madness
    In the Mind of Madness
    In the Mind of Madness
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    In the Mind of Madness

    By Susan Robertson

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    In the Mind of Madness is a collection of poetry that deals with different aspects of life. It starts with poems about what it is like in the mind of someone with bipolar depression and anxiety. Next there are poems about different types of love such as romantic and a mother's love. It then goes on to family and losing a loved one. The next section expresses poems related to one's faith. Finally at the end of the book, the poems capture snapshots of experiences that happen as life unfolds. As you read through these poems, you may relate to one or more of them. Some of them touch on difficult topics. As it says in the introduction, your stories are not all the same, but it helps to share the load. Just maybe, these words will make you think and provide a new outlook for you.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherFulton Books, Inc.
    Release dateSep 27, 2024
    ISBN9798889823490
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      In the Mind of Madness - Susan Robertson

      Table of Contents

      Title

      Copyright

      Intro

      In the Mind of Madness

      Demons That You See

      If You Really Knew Me

      No One Cares

      Train of Anxiety

      No More Tears to Shed

      View of Bipolar

      Not Crazy

      Suicide

      The Path I Have Chosen

      The Only Way Out

      Letting Go

      Love So Quietly Entered In

      Without Meeting You

      You Are

      King and Queen

      Solace

      Love through the Rough Times

      Born in a Storm

      Letter to My Son

      Fighting

      A Mother's Love

      His Haunting Eyes

      My Hero

      My Grandma

      My Other Grandma

      In the Darkest Nights

      Death and Choices

      Never Truly Alone

      Embrace the Mystery, My Friend

      Prayer for Healing the Pain Deep Within

      Trust Me Wholly

      Strength through Tears

      Life is Like a House

      Death Hanging over Me

      People from the Past

      Cancer

      Tragedy Never Came

      Stop the Yelling

      Cars Collide

      Lessons from Work

      Yelling from Above

      Words

      About the Author

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      In the Mind of Madness

      Susan Robertson

      Copyright © 2024 Susan Robertson

      All rights reserved

      First Edition

      Fulton Books

      Meadville, PA

      Published by Fulton Books 2024

      ISBN 979-8-88982-348-3 (paperback)

      ISBN 979-8-88982-349-0 (digital)

      Printed in the United States of America

      Intro

      To the reader.

      The words I share

      Are written with care.

      Your approval is not sought.

      You're not alone was my thought.

      This journey of life

      Can be full of strife.

      Sharing the load,

      I hope

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