Out Of The Solitary Mind
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Smells life flowers Yet tastes so weird The eeriest powers And noises you can hear. Bubbles all night Scorches all day A pleasant light it glows On baked bricks, it lay. The witch never rests Had never said a word Had never got guests Not a sound from her; we’ve heard. What goes into the cauldron? Remains a silent mystery It seems quite suspicious As it has got no proper history. Generations of people have Wondered and cried For what goes into the cauldron; What’s boiled and fried? Years of pondering had finally found What the cauldron would do. They found out that the poor old witch Was just making her midnight stew.
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Out of the Solitary Mind is a collection of fifteen poems depicting mostly of what lies on the dark side of imagination; portraying sorrow, loss, death, mystery, magic, and occasionally, pleasant things, it shows of how it is like to live in a solitary world filled with sudden and rather unpleasant surprises.
It may start with the pleasant story of a worm and a mango, but toward the end, it turns a rather sharp turn into a world of stirred emotions filled with the sorrowful fate of a talking bag, the pleading ghost of a royal princess, a mysterious phantom, a witch and her cauldron that everybody hates, and more.
Out of the Solitary Mind is guaranteed to take the mind on a wild ride on a path twisted with emotions, fear, and the less-garish.