Bipolar Love: Inspirational Poems About Love, Bipolar, and Addiction

By Bubby Lozier

If you don't see this life as a straight line that ends, you may see it as a series of cycles that never end. A short one might be a day. The sun rises and the sun sets, the sun rises and the sun sets, and so on. A long one might be the cycle of addiction. Use, recovery, relapse, use, recovery, and so on. I have completed many cycles in this life and have laid a lot of things to rest. The poems in this book tell my story in rhymes. Some are short and some are connected to make stories. These poems have helped a lot of people struggling with depression and addiction, and I hope that they may bring some light into your life.

• Language: English
• Publisher: AuthorHouse
• Release date: Sep 30, 2014
• ISBN: 9781496936721

Bubby Lozier

I have been writing for some time now. Although I have only been writing poems for about two years, I have amassed a pretty good collection. Many people have already heard these poems. I have used them to inspire and to lift people up out of depression, if only for a few minutes. I started writing poems in 2012 when I came up with a simple one titled “Umbrella.” It was written for a friend that I met while I was in treatment in Louisville, Kentucky. From there, I continued writing them, and I have over fifty now. They started as poems about depression and bipolar disorder, then I began to write about addiction and recovery. I do most of my writing in my little blue room in Tompkinsville, Kentucky. I am retired from the military and am a veteran of Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom. I have been diagnosed with PTSD and bipolar type 1. It does make life pretty challenging, but I understand myself pretty well now, and I am able to cope with my issues while living a happy, peaceful life. I hope this book inspires those who read it and helps those who need it.

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Reviews for Bipolar Love

[Tisha Cate · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

I loved it so much and very relatable for someone who is dealing with bipolar also in the past similar to yours I do thank you for writing this