The Key to the Enigma: Unlocking our Poetic Potential: An intelligent lady's poignant and descriptive poetry. Finding inner self whilst being misunderstood, disregarded and ahead of her own time.. - Softcover

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An intelligent woman's creative and descriptive poetry about finding her inner self, whilst being misunderstood in her own time. Do you ever ask yourself questions such as: is this it? Can I ever be good enough? Or even how do I recover from past trauma? In answer, it's not instantaneous. It's not going to be easy. It doesn't just get worse, because it has to get better at some point. This is my point if we sit all day writing about unanswered questions firing from our subconscious... Well, here is the produce of this. This week it's time to think there is always somebody worse off. There will always be connections between us and the outside world. Amidst being a social recluse, I found my willpower. I got up and I started forcing myself to become more included. I still have to travel a long distance, but I have already got so far. Chances are, as I am making an educated guess here, that you, or somebody close to you, is mentally unwell. It’s very common nowadays, or at least awareness is more prevalent. I wrote this book to help people understand an enigma of a human brain, only to find out that we all have our own key, and it comes from within. So... You go to the bookstore and decide to go for something a little edgier and different. A little poignant. You picked up this book with confidence that it will deliver a little difference into your perspective. This book is intended to be a voice for the mentally ill population as a representation that many of us can relate to. On a personal level, my experiences of being in the system from the age of twelve, has left me unable to remove myself from said system. Co-dependency of a flawed and also helpful and advice led by authorities... Well, that’s a common problem in the modern, Westernised world. It can become a revolving hospital door policy. That could turn into prison or death or homelessness or drug dependency. This book was intended to help professionals that I have met or not met along the way. To educate those who are interested in the human psyche, psychology and interactions of how specifically we can delve into an example or a statistics, for arguments sake, and about taking time to reflect on how mental health services’ treatment is fast deteriorating due to high demands, job cuts and their high dependency on efficiency, due to a lack of resources, for ones lack of a better judgement... And as opposed to society accepting if somebody is mentally ill, we turn into outcasts. We could be belittled or misunderstood, even abused. Chances are, as I am making an educated guess here, that you, or somebody close to you, is mentally unwell. It’s very common nowadays, or at least awareness is more prevalent. I wrote this book to help people understand an enigma of a human brain, only to find out that we all have our own key, and it comes from within. Mental ill health is different in presentation from person to person. It’s isolating and often requires professional help. As a sufferer who has been through the mill with it, I often see that we wear our instabilities as a suit of armour, almost to protect us in a sense. Defence mechanisms used as tools to decipher the trauma we have endured. All this I write from first hand experience, as I sit in my wheelchair I still believe that it was too big a sacrifice...

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