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    Fantasy Mind Poetry: Words From The Sky
    Fantasy Mind Poetry: Words From The Sky
    Fantasy Mind Poetry: Words From The Sky
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    Fantasy Mind Poetry: Words From The Sky

    By Richard Henry

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    Richard Henry, the author of Fantasy Mind Poetry: Imagination Flows, has written another collection of over 40 imaginative poems in free verse. He takes you on a journey through space and time to unlock the the creative powers of poetry. Savor the words and the fantastic places that his poetry will take you and enjoy the incredible journey. His words will leave a colorful imprint on your mind that you will never forget.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRichard Henry
    Release dateMay 23, 2015
    ISBN9781310174469
    Fantasy Mind Poetry: Words From The Sky
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    Richard Henry

    Richard Henry is a pianist and author who is the President and CEO of World Wide Jazz(www.worldwide-jazz-online.com) and Hip Hop Knights(www.hiphopknights.com)."A Guide For Writing Hip Hop Lyrics" by Richard Henry is highly recommended for any Hip-Hop artist looking for tips and methods on improving song writing ability. His concepts and techniques are one of kind and come at a very affordable price." - Jamaal West (How2rap.com)

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      Book preview

      Fantasy Mind Poetry - Richard Henry

      They were all in danger

      The fate of the entire world

      Rests on his shoulders

      Darkness came unexpectedly

      They wanted to take over

      The identity has never been known

      Knowledge of powers as a child

      Increased in magnitude

      Suspension is the strength

      That holds the weight

      And keeps the citizens safe

      The lady who gives him

      The inspiration for his deeds

      With true love

      Save her, embrace her

      He was so different than most

      Unlike regular souls

      Eyes like fire, melt the enemy

      Flowers tumble into the dust

      Towers fall and turn from Heaven

      Beyond his threshold

      He pushes beyond his limits

      Great news around the world

      Forever champion

      ***~~~***

      Monster Within

      He arrived in town quietly

      From an unknown place

      Thoughts shielded like armor

      Intentions focused on the outcome

      Every hope they held onto

      Now we have lived for this purpose

      Show everyone one face

      But another alien, murderous spirit

      Shines forth with mad joy

      He hides in the forest at night

      One by one they fall

      However one must become

      Fright fills the wind

      That blows the leaves away

      People think he’s a friend

      Whichever human a treat

      He blends in with them

      Deserted souls float aimlessly

      Green grass withers and dies

      They value life as money

      If only they knew

      Your only smile is short lived

      Animals race against sand

      He smiles as he devours her

      ***~~~***

      Japan’s Breath Of Air

      Art falls down the mountain

      Like a spring refreshed her

      Gather the swans never too

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