Worlds Apart But Close In Thought

By Timothy White and Terry White

This Book is the result of a Father and Son who embarked on a Spontaneous poetic journey of healing Laughter, thought, uncertainty, creativity and the plain and simple Joy of communicating. While Transcontinental in Body
(Father in America Son in Japan) we were right next to each other in Spirit and created a series of passages every day for two months(while he recovered from a surgery) never revealing the contents of our work until written the end of each day.
What transpired was a synchronicity of works unlike any other.
A short time in the process of writing these pieces and calling each other each day to recite them, a connection of literary spiritualism began to emerge. Both of our works began to sync, in concept, questions on one passage while the other answers the question, the topic of why and and this is why and so on.
We are very excited and enthused to share our Journey with you and we hope you can capture the frequency of love an communication as we did.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Lulu.com
• Release date: Jun 6, 2021
• ISBN: 9781329233270

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Worlds apart but close in thought

Written by

Terry White and Timothy White

Design and Concept Copyright © 2019 Dreamhed Records

Terry White and Timothy White.

Cover Photograph Copyright © 2019 Aleisha Bradley

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Dedication

From Dad:

I am appreciative to my heavenly Father for His love, grace and mercy.  My wife Renae for her endurance} my sons and daughters, Terry, (Tanya who is deceased) Tina, Tim, Marcel and Jeremey for the love, respect and the joy that they have brought to my life.

My grandchildren Yvonne and Shandon for just being my grandchildren.  My brothers Edmund (EJ) and James (JL) for loving and respecting (ha, ha!) their older brother; and all relatives and friends who love and support me.  A special thanks to Tim for his inspiration for a father- son project and the encouragement to produce this venture.

From Son:

To the creative energies that surround us to be able to manifest these pieces

To my Lovely Wife for listening

And to my Baby Girl for choosing me as your Dad during the writings

Tim’s Perspective:

I’ve been a closet poet for the most part of my life. As a kid, I was in many oratorical events and contest, so speaking or creating was never an issue. There were some moments when I actually shared these thoughts on paper in front of crowds. I have been a musician performing actively since my elementary schooldays to current. I have written a book and published it and have a few poems in publications. This project with my father has been a something I wanted to do for years (not specifically writing poetry together, but to have something with him outside of Love that was infinite).

My father has rarely if ever been sick or admitted to a hospital and he also is someone that is nonstop always moving, moving, moving. At the time of the inception of this idea I was living in Japan and my father was living in California. I discovered that he had to go in for surgery and was going to be down for a while and could not move too much. Preemptively I knew something had to be put inside of the void of his more than average busy schedule. He is and has always been an artist from singing, theatrical, and poetry. Although I haven’t seen a poem written by him in years, it dawned on me to bring up the idea of writing a poem together every day until his recovery. I propose this idea to him, and after giving it some thought he