Focusing on the inspiring efforts of Gareth Malone and the Military Wives Choirs, the book celebrates their support for the armed forces and their families. Additionally, it features poignant poems that address the challenges of living with Parkinson's Disease, offering a heartfelt exploration of resilience and community.
Hywel Griffiths, a serving policeman with Parkinson's Disease, turns to poetry as a creative outlet in response to the everyday complaints he encounters at work. Rather than dismissing these concerns, he aims to inspire others to gain a fresh perspective on life through his verses. His journey highlights the transformative power of poetry and the importance of empathy in addressing the trivial grievances of others.
This collection features a diverse array of poems designed to evoke a range of emotions, from joy and laughter to introspection and tears. Each piece aims to resonate with readers, offering moments of reflection and connection through carefully crafted language. The poems explore various themes, inviting readers to engage deeply with their feelings and thoughts, making it a compelling read for anyone seeking emotional depth and inspiration.
Focusing on themes of hope and resilience, this collection of poems aims to uplift those facing the challenges of Parkinson's Disease. The author, Hywel Griffiths, shares his personal journey and emphasizes the power of a positive outlook on life. Through inspirational verses, he encourages readers to embrace life's possibilities and strive to "Be the Best One Can Be." His reflections also express gratitude for his fulfilling career as a policeman, adding depth to the emotional landscape of his poetry.
2019: Following her father's death, Carole decides to use her inheritance to buy a remote traditional cottage outside the village in mid Wales where her father was born and raised. The dilapidated cottage was previously owned by the reclusive Mr. Phillips who according to rumour, murdered his wife decades ago.