Ghostly Sun Triangles: A Shadow's Exposure to Light

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Dear Reader, The intention with this chapbook is for others to be able to relate their soul-searching to my own. My journey was rough, strange and beautiful, yet I learned to keep my compass pointed in the direction of centeredness. During my search, I would place myself in between various relationships. In these works, the theme of Triangulation shows up as a representation of this experience. I felt as a messenger, transferring energy from one form to another. Where was the love that was meant for me? Hence, the shadow is one who sees the light of others and the darkness of the self. The book begins with dark themes who gain light through exposure and self-realization of my shadow. I encourage you to find as many symbolic Triangles as you can; count them; and pray the total number is a multiple of three. May these poems evoke acceptance for you; May your mind contemplate truth; and May you not take anything too seriously. Yours, Idlore
 

Ghostly Sun Triangles: A Shadow's Exposure to Light

 Is a compilation of poems and a short story written over the past couple of years as I have traveled in search for my soul.

 My intention with this chapbook is for others to be able to relate their soul-searching to my own. Mine was a rough journey, full of pain, but we learn to keep our compass pointed in the direction of happiness.

 During my search, I would find that energy was rarely sent and received in a direct line. There was always an interference keeping me from participating in the love I perceived. Hence, the shadow is one who does not shine, but only sees the light of others and the darkness of the self.

 In these works, the theme of Triangulation shows up as a representation of my shadow. I encourage you to find as many symbolic Triangles as you can; count them; and pray the total is a multiple of three.

 May these poems evoke acceptance for you. May you find the dark humor comical. May your mind contemplate true reality. And may you not take anything too seriously.

 Written by Heather Kipnis