As do I: Myth, Magic, Madness
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As do I is a blend of Cheerfully Melancholic poetry and micro-poetry. Cheerfully Melancholic is something I coined to describe the nature of breathing sorrow and exhaling joy with such ease that it becomes difficult to identify where one ends and the other begins. Everything within this book is filled with that sentiment and encour
Colby Trotter
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As do I - Colby Trotter
As Do I
Part One (Myth, Magic, Madness)
Poems
to make you believe again
Copyright © 2020 by Colby Trotter
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FIRST EDITION
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Table of Contents
A word from a friend
Myth, Magic, Madness
For you, Mr. Fitzgerald
Don’t Miss Your Mark
Intermission
The Philosophers Stone
Authors Note:
Prometheus Continued...
Find Your Frequency
Rings And Things
Asking for a Friend
Worse than Forgetting
For You Hamlet
My Mountain
The Best Endings, Don’t
About the Author
A word from a friend
As do I is a blend of Cheerfully Melancholic poetry and micro-poetry. Cheerfully Melancholic is something I coined to describe the nature of breathing sorrow and exhaling joy with such ease that it becomes difficult to identify where one ends and the other begins. Everything within this book is filled with that sentiment and encourages the reader to come down to a level at which their darkest sides reside while simultaneously lifting them to match the transcendent
