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Come, Wewoka & Diary of Medicine Flower by Edward Patterson

The blood of the Cherokee warrior and the dust of the Trail of Tears lingers in every American heart.  
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43 Haiku and 4 poems of a Wayward Sailor by Mike Walling

Haiku of a Wayward Sailor” encompasses both haiku and poems. Many of the haiku are based on my experiences at sea.  
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I believe that all healing is letting go, and all letting go is healing. Writing is my ultimate 'letting go'!


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I have always loved writing, from being a young child. I studied Literary studies at University, and developed an even deeper interest in poetry. It was to be my life-line when I became ill for an extended period, and I wrote poetry as part of my therapy.It also helped significantly when my husband was diagnosed with terminal illness in 2008. I enjoy journal writing, and also writing short stories for adults and children. I have some ideas for a book I would like to write, and this is what I am concentrating on at the moment.My husband asked me to write this book 'whatever happened', so this is a great motivation for me. I am using the idea and art of 'story telling' as a healing vehicle for readers and myself alike. I loved the work and prolific writing of John Ruskin, and the poets Edward Thomas. Thomas Hardy, Sylvia Plath and The War Poets. I also studied some of the African writers....Chinua Achebe, and the wonderful Buchi Emecheta, whose novel 'The Joys of Motherhood' I read whilst suffering very bad Pregnancy sickness...joy indeed!  All in all...writing is what I love doing most, and as long as I have a pen and some paper, and an imagination...I'm in business!

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Hull,,  UK