The Girl Who Named the World

By Heather Ashly Piggott

The Girl Who Named the World is a collection of poetry, prose, and art that depict a chronic daydreamer and her perception of the emotional outcry of the human spirit. There is an immensely diverse world that exists within all of us and keeps us alive. Take part in this journey of discovering the endless possibility of inner truth, as she shares her experience in navigating her own.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: May 25, 2016
• ISBN: 9781524502874

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THE

Girl WHO

NAMED THE

WORLD

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HEATHER ASHLY PIGGOTT

Copyright © 2016 by Heather Ashly Piggott. 739181

ISBN:   Softcover           978-1-5245-0288-1

              Hardcover         978-1-5245-0289-8

              EBook                978-1-5245-0287-4

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Rev. date: 05/21/2016

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Contents

The Girl Who Named the World

I Write to Remember

Eternally Restless

Being Bipolar Is

My Gypsy Spirit

Remember the Forgotten, They Are You

Self-Portrait

Sometimes

Taking a Walk Away

The Face of Disaster

The Keeper of Sadness

The Result of Disconnection

The Truth Inside

To Move Forward

Where Do We Go from Here?

If I Fall Far Enough Away

Do You Remember When?

Look Up at the Stars and into My Eyes

I Wish

Heart Songs

Carrying the Weight of Misguided Mistakes

She Knows

Looking forward,

Betrayal

Confessions of a Fragile Heart

The Morning After

Cutting Paper Shapes

Sleep Well

When You See It, You’ll Believe It

I Loved You First

A House Built at the Edge of Time

She Spent Most of Her Life