Kirjahaku

This is a simple book of poetry. I write to raise awareness. I write to let others know they are not alone. I write because I'll be even more crazy if I try to keep it in. For whatever reason you read my rearrangements of words, I hope you enjoy them. And I hope you walk away with a better understanding of how this bipolar mind sees and processes the world. More to come...

More poetry from a bipolar mind. Since my first book, I've made many discoveries including the fact that there are many out there who appreciate knowing they are not alone. I write these words, partially for that reason, but also to try and spread some understanding. My new goal... nay, my mission/purpose is to bridge the understanding gap between those who suffer from mental illness and those who suffer watching. I know, from personal experience, how hard it is for loved ones to try and grasp what we go through. How hard they struggle to find the right words to 'help'. I've seen people who care begin to feel so helpless that they feel the only option they have is to give up. I hope to find a way to solve that problem so people stop losing each other over an illness.Please keep loving each other, strive to never give up, and above all else, recover loudly You never know who benefit from your story.Thank you for your consideration.The Bipolar Punkrock Redneck Hippie

The third, and final, book in 'The Ramblings Begin..' series. This series was intended to give introduction to the perspective of the Bipolar Punkrock Redneck Hippie.Words that help to describe the way my bipolar affects the way I think and the ramblings that go through my head.These words might make you cry. They might make you laugh. They might just confuse the heck out of you Whatever thoughts and emotions you may experience while reading these word rearrangements, please remember that there are many people who suffer from bipolar disorder along with so many other hidden illnesses, including many of the people you know... whether you know it or not. Please read and discuss, and if you are a sufferer, I encourage you to put your words out there The silence and stigma of mental illness will not go away if we are silent. Please #RecoverLoudly