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Mind Aflutter: A Collection of Poetry from a Young Adult Perspective

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Step into the worlds of family, fantasy, love, and grief, and relate to growing up with this collection of 18 poems from the mind of a Canadian author who was a teenage and twenty-something poet dealing with personal struggles.In this atmospheric anthology, a young boy finds his strength and conquers fear, a vampire comes calling, hearts are broken, a family is torn apart, and The X-Files television series gets a dedication.A variety of writing styles were used and many topics were covered. Despite being written by a young author, these poems are suitable for adults of all ages.Poems Invisible / Ghost Town / The Thunderstorm / Mind Walk / Judgement Day / Growing Up / Dominoes / Daydreams / Betrayal / The Guilt / Two Roses / Winter's Fury / Face the Fear / Shadow in the Window / Dedication to The X-Files / The Guard / Period of Absence / To My Father.“Elaine Rucki's poetry is an invitation to imagine and heal, it's both a heartfelt release and dream world combined.” – Laura Kooji, poet and author of “No Rainbow and Other Poems".First-time author Elaine Rucki is a Canadian poet residing in Hamilton, Ontario who enjoyed English classes in high school and took a liking to poetry.She has an interest in many different genres but is partial to sci-fi, fantasy and horror in books, television and movies. She is also an animal lover who lives with rescued cats. Publishing a book has been a dream since childhood and now it has come true, although she didn’t get to retire as a millionaire at the age of 34 like she had hoped.

32 pages, Kindle Edition

Published May 2, 2021

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May 4, 2021
Beautiful

A wonderful stirring collection from the soul of a young woman. Touching, at times raw, words strung together like a melody.
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