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    Ebook116 pages48 minutes

    Anonymous

    By Dallas M. Quinley

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    About this ebook

    This is the anxiously anticipated follow up poetry book to Poemography. It is a well crafted and thought provoking work that allows insight into the mind of one of todays most talented poets.

    The author continues to add to his collective writings and inspire both young and old. With various emotions from anger to love, sarcasm to pure honesty, he lures you into a world you never knew existed.Anonymous draws focus to the beautiful poetry and less attention on the poet.You are sure to enjoy this book as the words come t life and embrace you.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisheriUniverse
    Release dateMar 14, 2011
    ISBN9781462001781
    Anonymous
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    Dallas M. Quinley

    In the summer of 2007, Dallas M. Quinley was diagnosed with bipolar disorder and borderline personality disorder. He suffered throughout his life unable to grasp what was happening before confronting his disorders in an inpatient mental program. Through poetry, he has been able to deal with his extreme mood swings and emotions by having an outlet and expressing himself. In 2009, Dallas published his first poetry book Poemography. On January 22, 2010 he married Wendy C. Rice of Hudson, Indiana And on May 1st 2009, they had a daughter, Payton Nicole Quinley.

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      Anonymous - Dallas M. Quinley

      Copyright © 2011 by Dallas M. Quinley

      All rights reserved. No part of this book may be used or reproduced by any means, graphic, electronic, or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, taping or by any information storage retrieval system without the written permission of the publisher except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical articles and reviews.

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      Any people depicted in stock imagery provided by Thinkstock are models, and such images are being used for illustrative purposes only.

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      ISBN: 978-1-4620-0177-4 (sc)

      ISBN: 978-1-4620-0178-1 (ebook)

      Printed in the United States of America

      iUniverse rev. date: 03/04/2011

      This book is dedicated to my Family.

      Table of Contents

      Introduction

      Poems

      Propaganda

      I Do What I Do

      Love In Motion

      Teardrops Of Red

      Words On The Verge

      Enter Sunrise

      Daddy’s Girl

      Welcome To ShangRila

      Red On Blade

      Yes, I Do Not Matter

      No Father Of Mine

      PANdORA

      I Belong To The One

      This Moment In Time

      The Words That U Hate

      Open My Book

      A Road To Follow

      The Greatest Poem Ever Written

      Anonymous People

      Sins Of My Shadow

      The Love Of You And I

      Evil Winter

      Pen Writes Red Upon The Paper

      Tooth Ache

      Know My Love

      Some Of Your Time

      Mushroom Children

      Basket Full Of Dreams

      Elephants On Parade

      Freedom

      The God You Curse

      Life Is A Dance

      Happy Words

      Once Upon A Clown

      Scribbles On The Page

      Voices Within

      Rot And Decay

      Love Monster

      Space Walker

      The Death Of America

      New Words

      Tripping Inside The Maze

      United States Of Marxism

      Beautiful Rain Is Falling Today

      Roses On The Grave

      In My Manic Balloon

      DaY SLeePeR

      Garden Where The DayLight Fades

      40 Days In The Valley

      Other Side Of The Moon

      This Kind Of Love

      Be My MiRRoR

      Where Walls Are White

      UgLY Pictures

      For The Children

      The Cosmic Universe Inside Me

      Break Up

      Poem Without A Purpose

      FuzzY Haze

      Back In The Black

      The Way That I Love Her

      Don’t Say Words

      Dead ANiMaL

      BRotheR

      Father On High

      The Man I Want To Be

      Here In A Dream

      BetteR Off Dead

      ANdReW’s PoeM

      After Life

      The Greatest Poet You’ll Ever Know

      The Lotus Flower

      StoRM

      The Purple Voices

      Ecdysis

      Bipolar MoRning

      HaRumscaRum

      AMeRICA

      Where Thoughts Use To Be

      Where The Willow Weeps

      When Poetry Dies

      Jack Is Off

      The World U TuRN

      Undoubt Yourself

      The Dragon Master

      Rise Of The Beast

      Small Wonder

      TiMe Like A River

      Web Of Lies

      Where The Sun Don’t Shine

      The Mood Swinger

      Recycled Thoughts

      The Choice I Will Not Make

      3 Some

      There Goes The Parade

      2 In Life

      The Poem From Hell

      Cancer Within

      Beautiful Suicide

      Bad Mood Rising

      Rejected Clay

      He Who Offers Drugs

      Better Off Alone

      You Are My Reader

      Erased

      Hate Me

      Introduction

      The poetry in this collection is the second inspirational book

      Written by Dallas M. Quinley.

      The poems in this book are the original works of the author; Created to compliment Poemography.

      These poems are subject to interpretation and are not meant to be negative,

      though some may be seen as offensive.

      Some language may be unsuitable for children.

      Parents should be advised of such content.

      Poems

      Propaganda

      I spew my propaganda

      to those who do not hear.

      Soon, I’ll die and some will cry

      but that is not my fear.

      I listen to the garbage

      that other so-called poets write.

      I’m

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