Rhyming Memories   - The Happy Times

Rhyming Memories - The Happy Times

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Rhyming Memories is a series of poems, written by the author from the age of ten to the present day (now aged sixty). These poems depict snapshots of real life situations within a large family of nine children. Throughout the collection, windows are opened into the full spectrum of emotions including love, hatred. happiness, sadness, kindness and cruelty to name but a few. Readers may recognise and relate some such situations to their own life experiences. This section of Rhyming Memories reflects the very busy, happy times of a large growing family. The father, Peter, works long hard hours as a steel fixer. He had to travel wherever the work was, his main aim being to earn a big enough wage to supply the needs of his nine children, Mother, Kathy is left at the helm of the household to cook, clean, sew and drive her children forward. She predates Tony Blair in her philosophy of "Education, Education, Education". She feels strongly that all of her nine children, girls and boys, stay on at school, go on to college and university and fulfill their potentials by having careers not just jobs.
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COMPLETED, next poetry collection coming soon This is a poetry collection that is both ever updating and ever changing. This collection of poetry isn't exactly traditional or ever a solid complete piece of prose, I am ever adding and changing and morphing them into something I feel is better or is more to what I feel suits the character or the emotion I wrote the poem to embody. That being said, this collection has some works alike the past one that I made a few years back that doesn't quite hold up to standard today. I have poems that I have remade and moved into this collection, so If you have come from the previous collection know that if you recognise the theme it's because of that. I created this intended as both a challenge to write some feelings into something productive as-well as to write some inspired works made for a character I made as I wrote the poem or for a event or piece of media I enjoyed. Nothing is ever solid or at least their perspective will change as I write the poem or rewrite it. Anyways enjoy, I try not to be too pretentious but I don't really care because again this is a vent piece of work.

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