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A collection of poetry telling stories of the mind, eyes, heart and soul.
"My words are there to lead me.
They take me to places that tell me stories of the soul. I allow them to bring to the surface that which slumbers beneath. They perceive that which tries to hide. That which covers and twists around the structures built. That which has been planted and nourished, harvested and eaten. I allow them to reveal, these emotions that are real.
I enter the garden.
What I find there are the beauties and dangers inside the mind. The joys and horrors of the heart. The light and heavy weight of the soul. The familiar and foreign encounters of the eye."
"My words are there to lead me.
They take me to places that tell me stories of the soul. I allow them to bring to the surface that which slumbers beneath. They perceive that which tries to hide. That which covers and twists around the structures built. That which has been planted and nourished, harvested and eaten. I allow them to reveal, these emotions that are real.
I enter the garden.
What I find there are the beauties and dangers inside the mind. The joys and horrors of the heart. The light and heavy weight of the soul. The familiar and foreign encounters of the eye."
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Jennifer Eireen Haas
Jennifer Eireen Haas is passionate about different art forms including music and poetry. She writes both in English and German. Her works mainly capture spontaneous moments in time. This enables her to dive into the subconscious realm and her poems have become a tool for self-reflecion and self-discovery. "The Garden of the Senses" is her third poetry release after "The Taste of Thunder" (2021) and "Sehnsucht, Flucht und Heimatsbucht" (2021). She is currently living in Berlin, Germany, where she is working on recording her music and contributes to creating communal spaces dedicated to art and healing.
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Garden of the Senses - Jennifer Eireen Haas
Prologue
My words are there to lead me.
They take me to places that tell me stories of the soul. I allow them to bring to the surface that which slumbers beneath. They perceive that which tries to hide. That which covers and twists around the structures built. That which has been planted and nourished, harvested and eaten. I allow them to reveal these emotions that are real.
I enter the garden.
What I find there are the beauties and dangers inside the mind. The joys and horrors of the heart.
The light and heavy weight of the soul. The familiar and foreign encounters of the eye.
My words are there to lead me.
They help me unravel.
They help me breathe again.
They help me turn pain into joy.
They help me gain sense of what is happening.
They are the shade for my heat.
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