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    RETURN TO TOMORROW
    RETURN TO TOMORROW
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    RETURN TO TOMORROW

    By Richard Gurnsey

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    Return to Tomorrow is a compilation poetry book. It discusses all concepts of life. From reality, fantasy, spiritualism, mysticism, romance, lost love, today's world and hopefully the reality of truth. I also think Return to Tomorrow is sort of a journey through the psyche of the mind. An imagination of today's reality and tomorrow's future. There's always hope for love and peace of mind, for today and our future. But maybe our own conscience of our souls could be the answer, for love and hate. And maybe learn from our past failures, from conflict, peace and love. But I do think there will be freedom from our minds, for all of us. So maybe behind our eyes holds truth to our lives. So in this poetry book, Return to Tomorrow. Hopefully you'll find the right rhyme somewhere out there or within the mind.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXlibris US
    Release dateDec 28, 2023
    ISBN9798369412503
    RETURN TO TOMORROW
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    Richard Gurnsey

    Although I’ve gotten a few poems published, strange as it seems, I didn’t take writing seriously until my early twenties’. I was born on September 15. 1979, to Gerald Gurnsey and Deborah Martindale. I’m the seventh child of eight. I had a good child hood. By the time I was a teenager, my step father, Mark Sculley, got me into Stephen King and Cclassic Rrock Mmusic. It was then I wanted to write stories and poems. When I got to Hhigh Sschool, it was different,. iIt was a coming- of- age. Everything changed,; everybody was experiencing different and new things. I fell in with that category. When I was nineteen, I had brain surgery, which was a set back. I wrote a few things, and everything started to come together again. But then when I was thirty- three, I was in a coma for two weeks,. I recovered. And now twenty years later and with all those experiences Tales of Infinity.

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      RETURN TO TOMORROW - Richard Gurnsey

      Copyright © 2023 by Richard Gurnsey.

      All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from the copyright owner.

      Any people depicted in stock imagery provided by Getty Images are models, and such images are being used for illustrative purposes only.

      Certain stock imagery © Getty Images.

      Rev. date: 12/01/2023

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      Contents

      The Warrior’s Tale

      Eden

      The Poet’s Dream

      Power

      Moon - Light Glow

      Just Imagination

      The Devil Is A Lady

      A Soul To Keep

      Good Omens

      Sometimes

      Sisters & Brothers

      Dawn’s Picture

      Still In Time

      The Tale

      Today

      Cross That Line

      A Sip Of Wine

      Windows

      Day & Night

      That Naive Bastered

      The Insane Asylum

      Giants Cried

      The Piper’s Wish

      Summer

      The King

      The Buffalo

      Day Or Night

      Visions

      Is This The Time To Live

      Night And Day

      The Hitchiker

      To See

      A Drug Frenzey

      No - More

      There She Stands

      Live For Tonight

      Let Light Begin

      The Shadows

      Behind The Falls

      "Where Have

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