Quite conscious of my circumstance ….

My English poem for yr9 about a family going on a road trip to the ocean.

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This is Mindtrip #1. A mindtrip is a written work of art that is understood best if you have a vivid imagination.

The title of this mindtrip is the name of a very far away star.

This was written on two July 2011.

A story about a young girl who disappears during a family trip. Filled with suspense and curiosity….have a look to find out if she’s ever found out!

Whenever I go on a trip, whether business or vacation or just a weekend get away, I am usually filled with anticipation and excitement as it nears time to leave. However, within a few days on the road, I find myself longing for familiar surroundings and comforts and looking forward to the joy of coming home. This poem speaks in agreement to those who agree that there is no place like home.

As a parent, I have heard this many times over the years from my children. I’m sure I am not alone in this, as all children are a bit impatient when they travel. This is especially true when the trip is a special treat for them (e.g. an amusement park).

I am a little short on patience myself when it comes to getting where I want to be in life. It seems as though I have been on the road an awfully long time and perhaps I’ve been going in circles.

Impromptu song/lyrics written regarding a long-term best-friend becoming "more" suddenly and the very high emotional risks the woman has taken to tell him about her feelings, which he had had years before but she didn’t… now she is feeling too late and he is maybe just playing mind-games. Part of an unfinished non-fictional book or collection of articles; this is simply one part of the protagonist’s feelings.

It is an unfortunate fact of life that two-faced people exist.

Haiku.