Poetic Ramblings Of A Lonely Mind

In Poetic Ramblings Of A Lonely Mind Ms. Griffin's poetry explores and examines forces common to all our lives. We all search for possibilities, are holders of secrets, have moments of self-doubt and have questioned faith and fate. She openly and honestly bares her soul in a poetic journey in search of self. Enter the world of bipolar magnification; visit life from the darkness of depression to the glorious elation of victorious spirit. "For others to understand you, you must first understand yourself" Questioning emotions are part of life's cycles. The joy of anticipation, the giddiness of consummation, the warmth of satisfaction, the disappointment of broken promises, the hurt of neglected emotions; all lead one to question their worth. The poet holds you close to let you see how she gets past the pain, fights off the darkness and survives to love and trust again. Poetic Ramblings Of A Lonely Mind will awaken and challenge your spirit.

Collection of short poems of an eclectic nature.

In this second edition of Poetic Ramblings, Ms. Griffin shows us the brighter, more positive side of her bipolar magnification. She leads you down path after path of exploration in search of love and acceptance. Poetic Ramblings of a Hopeful Heart allows us to be part of the poets adventure with an often naive, optimistic perception. She floods your senses with hope and faith as she shares her laughter and tears with you. The poet continues to bare her soul, her pain, and her triumphs in order to enlighten others to not feel so alone. She holds you close as she reveals her personal sanguine journey through the labyrinth called love. Take a moment to investigate what will surely be an exciting odyssey of emotions.

This is the Poem collection from the original book. the complete book is still available with the poems as well as the rambling "random thoughts"

This collection represents some of what I have written from 2001 to 2008, parts of which also presented in different group venues, and posted, rather conveniently, on the Forums I have tried to maintain in a British newspaper.