With the themes of rebirth and discovery of the human spirit, the
poems in this anthology concern themselves with the ancient past
and represent various stages of evolution that pertain to both
individual and cosmic existence.
Paul Kiritsis, author of the award-winning book Hermetica:
Myths, Legends, Poems returns with this collection of work that
unites to celebrate the wheel of life that is eternal and ever
changing and to denote the passage of love. His poems demonstrate
sensitivity and a complexity of meaning. In "The Anatomy of
melancholia" he writes: Everything that / The skin of habit / Has
come to know- / Has come to love- / Has been poisoned / / By the
timely arrow; / And like the earthly serpent, / I must shed that
part of me, / And emerge naked / Like a newborn infant, / Ready to
be recognized by fate.
Focusing on the directions of east, west, north, and south, the
themes revolve around a return to the crack of dawn-the dawn of
both life and creation. It is the journey of a lifetime-perhaps
many lifetimes.
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