Swirling Eddies: The Beginning Scribbles

By Keziah K Glidden

A collection of poems written over the course of 2 years. Each poem is meant to send a message across to the reader in a way that touches their heart, transforms their thinking and helps the mind reach for whats beyond.

Tiny dancer
On this big blue of
Pushing, pulling waters and
Swaying willows
Pick up the feet you spin on,
Jump and grab the waxing hook
Of the moon,
Dip into it’s yellow belly,
And cast down your
twirling shadows.
Below the earth watches you,
Dancing in the moonlight.
~ Reflections of Joy

• Language: English
• Publisher: Balboa Press
• Release date: Oct 6, 2020
• ISBN: 9781982255763

Keziah K Glidden

Keziah Glidden is a beginning author with her first book being Swirling Eddies. She lives in Boise and loves exploring the beautiful mountain ranges and rivers that Idaho has to offer. Her poems are inspired by the outdoors, experiences in her life, the positive potential to be, and the difficulties of the world that weigh on her heart. She plans to continue writing and inspiring others through her words while pursuing a degree at University.

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