Kathy S Dream Of Poetry

Through all the hell I went through God never left me, he just made me stronger to want to learn and achieve my goals and even though I raised my kids by myself after getting away from the abuse. My spirit was never broken, so no matter what happen in life don’t give up and don’t quit just remember it will get better and be strong don’t let no one bring and be bring you down. I see miracles happen every day for I know me and my family are one. And I met someone 17 years ago fell in love, but it was good it scared him away and two weeks ago he found me again it was like we were never apart. He had been looking for me and asking everyone and we was all around each other in many areas but we never met until two weeks ago. He says he will never let me go nor I him. An answered prayer come true so never give up cause dreams do come true. I’m a writer of Poetry Anthology. So far I’ve done a book and wrote two songs and one day they’ll be out there for the world to see. Some is already or the internet at www.poetry.com. My oldest son has a boy Taylor he will be 5 years old in two weeks and I have one granddaughter Maeleigh shes 3 months old and there both so precious at one time I thought about being a foster parent and this is changed. To where, when I get to where I’m going in life I will have a home for the homeless and help people in need to be able to get back on their feet. My youngest son has finally met someone good and hopefully one day he may be getting married and hopefully one day he may be getting married and hopefully one day all that’s done me and my man or my baby will to be. He has proposed and I said yes. But first things first always try to do what you set out to do no matter how long it takes you and in the end you’ll be glad you did I'm 54 years old now and my dreams are coming through Be true to yourself and good will follow.

Kathy's Kaleidoscope of Poetry is Kathy L. Martin's first collection of poetry. This collection reflects her growth as a poet. The poetry in Kathy's Kaleidoscope of Poetry awakes emotions and paints pictures of what emerges in the mind of the author. It conveys thoughts, dreams and images of life, and feelings of rare passion that are beyond understanding. From the emotional poem "A Summer Without a Rose" to the poem "My Childhood," you follow a poet from childish beginnings to a lasting approach that captures life itself. There is no form nor any special techniques. Each poem is written only with emotion. From dark to light, from hot to cold or from life to absolute fantasy-each poem is a path to the mind. Come and grow with this poetic journey and enjoy where the evolution takes you.

This book of poems comes from the heart; the heart of a teenager experiencing the world and learning to love and have love taken away, with a few random poems thrown in for intrigue. Thoughts can be indiscriminate as a teen but these poems show a much deeper level of living and experiencing life than the average teenager is capable of capturing.

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This is a collection of poems woven together with the threads of belonging that bind us to one another and to our memories of the past. It is true that poetry does something that no other kind of writing can do. E.E. Cummings wrote that, Poetry is the algebra of the heart. For many of us, poems answer questions and solve mysteries in a distinct way. Kathys poems are no different; they reveal a soulful journey, a mapping out of her childhood and her life that many can surely relate to. She explores the concept of time and history and unearths the power that those who have come before us have on our lives. She draws on natures beauty and the simplicity of landscape and season to frame the images she offers to her reader. A little break from tradition; the reader will also find two forewords in this wonderful book of poetry! The first one is an in depth profound preview, the second the author has chosen to name it "Forward" a welcome parlour leading into the heartfelt Preface which tells the story behind this wonderful journey of both compassionate and heartwarming poetry!