Written in Life's Design
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More In Here Somewhere in the transition of “I just don’t give a damn And trying so bloody hard to care about all the bullshit.” I passed out all the best parts of myself. I gave you my heart of solidarity. I lived for the moment, and kissed every un-symmetrical horizon of your atmosphere. I bowed at your foot prints and followed your lead. I jumped when you said rebound. I’’ve paid your bills and tithe, in hopes that your shit will be our shit. Just so we can dig the ditch together. Scraping together the little bits of zinc and copper left at the press. Trying to build pyramids out of melted pennies so that we Can scrape together the dollars that structure change. None is the greater worth than self worth. A worth that is worth the kind of change that is not built around the dollars face that looks back at you. There has to be more here than the trap that is in here. Dwelling like a serrated steel blade. Like a confine of walls barricading the hopes that dreams are built on. Support more real than the novels attempt. Love more true than the coffins eternal claim to flesh. I just don’t give a damn about trying… I am sick of letting you claim the best parts of me, For a black market bribe or unjust cause. In here somewhere, there is more worth than any skyscraper made of gold. There is more truth than that which you will ever choose to see; And I will have more faith in the spirits guide than the billboards paper telling me that I need more in life. When all I really need is more heart in here and less of you out there.
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About the Book
Written in Life's Design, Is a book of poetic and left-of-center poetic writings describing life's experiences. Aimed to inspire, define, and help guide those of us who are unsure where to turn next. Inside you will find a multitude of diversity. Each page has its own story to tell, each chapter will paint a portrait in your head, and the book in whole will inspire you. You can read it from front to back, but to optically indulge your senses I recommend reading it piece-by-piece. May this book entertain and delight you the way it did me while writing it.
About the Author
Danielle Craig was born in Ogden, Utah on July, 29th, 1984. She has lived in a small handful of states and Aviano, Italy. Her goals in life consist of learning all that she can, helping others, and most of all being a good mother. This book is her way of supporting others in their trials along the path of life. She has seen a lot in life and hopes to reach out to everyone needing a hand. The opportunity for her to publish this book came about just four months after moving to the outskirts of Columbus, Ohio from a small town in Southern Indiana. Danielle is a gypsy of sorts. She knows that life is always changing and so are we. Her two favorite sayings are, "We do the best that we can with the building blocks life has left to us," and "I find comfort in walking a path not marked by other men, or women as the case may be."