| Author: | Seyhan Seydali | ISBN: | 9781365448331 |
| Publisher: | Lulu.com | Publication: | October 10, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Lulu.com | Language: | English |
| Author: | Seyhan Seydali |
| ISBN: | 9781365448331 |
| Publisher: | Lulu.com |
| Publication: | October 10, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Lulu.com |
| Language: | English |
This book of random thoughts, poetry and wordgasms was written at a time or turmoil, with life’s stresses I suddenly found myself asking Questions, firstly being how can I escape this black hole of depression Like the black hole it carried an unwary uncertain future for me, And spiralling into a rhythm of complacency and insanity I found my first escape and it was through writing. Aquarians are known for there deep stares, And loudest minds, I embodied all of this, my mind would be like an apocalypse had just broken, everything being torn apart, but if you looked me in the face you could swear I was almost meditative. This is the characteristics of the Aquarian and with my soul searching I also turned to studying my star sign. I began to accept why I was how I was and why I knew I couldn’t change much of that, however writing, not reading, became the very escape I needed from this black hole of inaction, and it was timely.
This book of random thoughts, poetry and wordgasms was written at a time or turmoil, with life’s stresses I suddenly found myself asking Questions, firstly being how can I escape this black hole of depression Like the black hole it carried an unwary uncertain future for me, And spiralling into a rhythm of complacency and insanity I found my first escape and it was through writing. Aquarians are known for there deep stares, And loudest minds, I embodied all of this, my mind would be like an apocalypse had just broken, everything being torn apart, but if you looked me in the face you could swear I was almost meditative. This is the characteristics of the Aquarian and with my soul searching I also turned to studying my star sign. I began to accept why I was how I was and why I knew I couldn’t change much of that, however writing, not reading, became the very escape I needed from this black hole of inaction, and it was timely.
