The Workings of My Mind

By Kelly Kamenski

Kelly Margaret Kamenski
was born December 6, 1962 in
Bridgeton, New Jersey. She has one
handsome son and one beautiful
daughter. She also has her baby,
Biggie, he is a 100% Papillion and
he is a sweetie.
Kelly had attention-deficit disorder
as a child and as a young woman
was diagnosed with Bipolar Disorder
with psychotic features.
The one thing in life she wants the
most is , inner peace.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: Apr 8, 2010
• ISBN: 9781453524275

Kelly Kamenski

Kelly Margaret Kamenski was born December 6, 1962 in Bridgeton, New Jersey. She has one handsome son and one beautiful daughter. She also has her baby, Biggie, he is a 100% Papillion and he is a sweetie. Kelly had attention-deficit disorder as a child and as a young woman was diagnosed with Bipolar Disorder with psychotic features. The one thing in life she wants the most is , inner peace.

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Contents

I Use to Dream

Without Parole

Hatred

My Little Lost One

Only an Uncertain Past

Each Passing Day

Satisfied

So Many Lovers

Holding on For You

Mind Over Heart

My Perfect Angel

Looking Up To You

Our Time

Finding Your Way

Starting Over Again

Which Way to Go

Too Blind to See

How Long Can

One Remember?

Blue Sky

His Phone Calls

He

Our Family Trip

to Cape May

What is Real and

What is Not

No

Sweet Innocence

My Son

Computer

She Knows Nothing,

or Does She?

Last Time

My First Baby

The Other Morning

He Came to Me

Dislike

The Other Morning

He Came to Me

Who Cares Anymore

Laughter what’s

The Point?

One of Many

Sleepless Nights

Birthdays

Saying Goodbye

to Someone Special

Intimidation

People Who Need

too Much

The Fog

What Poetry Means to Me

Three Types of Days

Kelsey

Restless

Oh My Goodness

Inner Peace

The Wall is So High

Your Own Opinion

Some Me Time

At a Standstill

A Special Group

Hearing Things

Happy Go Lucky

What is Happiness?

Death, Sooner or Later

Two Shy People

No Emotion

Emptiness

Solitude

Words

Sincerely

Older Not Wiser

Moment Without Worry

Guide Us

Missionary Work

Just Live

The Way I Feel

History Between Us

Black and White

Leaving My Mark

I would like to dedicate this

book to my mom, who passed away

February 7, 2004 I miss her more

with each passing day.

Love always and a day

Kelly

I would like to acknowledge my

family and many friends for their

support and encouragement in

helping to make this all possible.

Thank-you all

Kelly

I Use to Dream

I use to dream that I could fly,

it felt so real that I believed it so.

I recall telling all the kids that I could fly,

five inches from the ground,

so many seconds in the air.

I told them all that in my dreams no bad,

came to me,

for off to safety I would go.

I would dream of being so graceful in the sky,

dancing and have fun,

racing from place to place.

Everyone watched and wished that they could fly too.

I am older now,

my dream has gone.

I still wish that I could fly,

if only five inches from the ground,

so many seconds in the air.

Who knows?

Someday that dream may return.

Next time it will be more than just a dream.

Maybe I’ll be an angel,

flying from cloud to cloud,

without a care in the world.

Just like little babies.

Without Parole

It seems that I have punished myself

with life without parole in my head.

I wish I could close myself down and get

some real rest.

If only I could find the key,

the controlling factor to do that.

Different things keep