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    Poetry in Emotion
    Poetry in Emotion
    Poetry in Emotion
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    Poetry in Emotion

    By Cecil Cripwell

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    The book explores the highs and lows of human emotion expressed through poetry. Some of it light, most of it heavy. It takes you to places that people are afraid to go. Those deep down places where fear lurks and self-doubt reigns, where love hurts and betrayal destroys. In its pages you will recognize yourself. You will soar high, feel the fear and the pain, and hopefully regain your senses. Take this journey with me.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthorHouse UK
    Release dateJun 11, 2013
    ISBN9781481798136
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      Poetry in Emotion - Cecil Cripwell

      THE OUT CAST

      I WALK A LINE IN BETWEEN

      REJECTED BY THE COLOUR OF MY SKIN

      IM NEITHER HERE NEITHER THERE

      IT’S ALL SO PLAIN I FEEL THE PAIN

      IN NO MANS LAND

      I HAVE TO STAND

      WHILE LISTENING TO

      THAT UNRULY BAND

      THE DISTANT SHORES

      ON EITHER SIDE

      SEPERATED BY A GREAT DIVIDE

      THE LINES THEY ARE SO CLEARLY DRAWN

      THERE IS NO FORGING

      OF A GOLDEN DAWN

      THERE IS NO CROSSING

      TO EITHER SIDE

      HERE IN BETWEEN

      I MUST ABIDE

      SOUL MATE

      WHEN I LOOK INTO YOUR FACE

      I DON’T AT ALL FEEL OUT OF PLACE

      WITH EYES SO CLEAR

      YOUR HEART’S SINCERE

      I REALLY HAVE NOTHING TO FEAR

      SO I’LL TAKE YOU BY THE HAND

      WE’LL WALK TO THAT PROMISED LAND

      WE’LL MAKE A WAY FOR THERE TO STAY

      FOR EVER AND A DAY

      MINE FOR EVER MORE

      LANDED SAFELY AT THE SHORE

      THRU SEAS SO ROUGH ALIFE SO TOUGH

      THIS TRULY IS ENOUGH

      RESTED IN MY HEART

      NO MORE TO DEPART

      NOMORE CHASING THRU THE NIGHT

      FOR THINGS THAT ARE NOT RIGHT

      CHANCE ENCOUNTER

      SOME ONE TOOK IT ALL AWAY

      IN ONE FELL SWOOP

      MY DAY TURNED TO GREY

      I WAS LAUGHING AND

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