This collection is a year's journey into the mind of the author. Rich with emotion, these pieces are fascinating, empowering, dark at times, melancholy, energetic and so much more. You'll find a wide variety of different styles of poetry - haiku, tetractys, hay(na)ku, lune, tanka, limerick, free verse, acrostic, and etheree. Along with some gems of wisdom the author gained through the years, there are even some opinions and essay pieces. Included are fiction pieces in the form of 6-word stories, 10-word, and 100-word stories. All these writings are pulled from the depths of emotion and feelings which erupted on a daily basis. The goal and the hope of the author are you'll want to experience them as well. Enjoy your purchase!
Susi Bocks - writer/author/poet, has self-published two books - Feeling Human and Every Day I Pause. You can find her work at IWriteHer.com or follow her on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/MyHumanityIn..., where she invites you to read her thoughts and get to know her. Bocks' work has been published in the anthology SMITTEN: This Is What Love Looks Like: Poetry by Women for Women and in Scarlet Leaf Review, VitaBrevis, Spillwords, Literary Yard, as well as other literary magazines.
Stunningly honest & like a friend we all wish we had living next door to us, Susi Bocks' latest collection of poetry & thoughts reads like a diary meets a year in the life of, and leaves us wishing there were similar authenticity in the every day. Bocks follows her previous collection with a years worth of musings and insights, that it would be hard not to relate to. Her humor, scope, fearlessness and downright likeability make this a very, very enjoyable and lasting read. You will find something of yourself too, and wish you'd written or thought of it, but Bocks is able to mine those everyday considerations and make diamonds of them. An intense exodus of a read, ideal for anyone who seeks to consider the way they are living their life and the value and importance of pausing and taking a breath. You will laugh, gnash your teeth and probably exclaim out loud as you read your way through a year of this remarkable human being. What a journey!