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    Whispers of the Muse
    Whispers of the Muse
    Whispers of the Muse
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    Whispers of the Muse

    By Patricia Harris

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    A volume of life poetry from a half mad poet. Topics vary like the muse whispering on the wind.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherFae Corps Publishing
    Release dateAug 29, 2019
    ISBN9781393188308
    Whispers of the Muse
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    Patricia Harris

    Patricia Harris is a dreamer, crafter, gamer and digital artist who loves creativity in life. A half mad poet,  her writing is found all over social media and various other websites, including coffee house writers. She is a devoted mom who can be found doing a variety of art when she isn’t penning poetry and writing words. She is half of the indie publishing company Fae Corps publishing. Her collection of writings include a memoir,  children's books, and poetry. For more from Patricia, check out www.Facebook.com/mouseypoet or pattimouse.wordpress.com 

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      Book preview

      Whispers of the Muse - Patricia Harris

      Whispers

      Of

      The Muse

      Patricia Harris

      ©2019 Patricia Harris

      All rights reserved.

      No part of this book may be reproduced in any form or by any electronic or mechanical means including information storage and retrieval systems, without permission in writing from the author. The only exception is by a reviewer, who may quote short excerpts in a review

      This book is a work of Poetry.

      Any similarity between the characters and situations within its pages and places or persons, living or dead, is unintentional and co-incidental.

      Contents

      You Broke Me

      Oh How Lovely

      Sitting Here Desiring

      All That I Have Left

      For Once I Sat There

      In Vino Veritas

      Forged Not In The Fire

      Feelings Exposed

      When Snoring Deeply

      Ended My Pain

      Walking Backwards to avoid

      Her Hair was tied back

      The Pain was really

      My Monsters are real

      You wish Goodwill

      Papa,

      Senryu Fun

      The Door to hell

      The Weather Man

      Black Eyed Susan

      Skills of Old are forgot

      Assuming an Illusion

      How easy for to slip

      The Angels are falling

      You are fragrant

      Down the rain falls

      When I met her

      Loki Given

      Art is such a personal thing

      The Lady’s Blessing

      Being struck by a stranger

      No Dignity

      Through a meeting of chance

      Taught by the world about me

      Feminism has changed

      Too many voices crowding my head

      So often I am

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