Modern Apocalypse
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Forgetting Fine In the lapse of time between then and now, You’ll forget, remember, and “forget” how There was a time It’s been better, worst, it’s fine There will always be a time Of when things were actually fine Even if it felt like we were at the back of the line Things were fine. Even in times when it is impossible to see when and how There will always be time for things to resign. Everything’s fine. Everything’s fine. Everything’s fine.
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About the Book
In this collection of poems, Higgins articulates the enigma of society and circumstance. By sharing their poetic inclinations, a world that pursues compassion and understanding can begin to take motion. Through this journey, the reader can fi nd themselves immersed in the familiarity of perception and resilience. Within this repertoire, Higgins expels experiences of the vast variety of mental health forms, while aiming to provide commonality for the schizophrenic experience. From early onset psychosis to bereavement, she has elaborated through artistic expression that healing is possible and everyone’s story should be shared.
About the Author
H.Higgins is a young mind in the midst of societal uncertainty. In recent years, they have contributed their research in many forms to enlighten others on the complexities of society and the human mind. From lifeguard, to painter, to poet; H.Higgins has an eye for progress and creative expression from a unique perspective.