Jeffrey Paul Lee continues the magic first unleashed in "Genetic Incense" with a dynamic look at the nature of change and the ways in which particle physics and dreams drive the eternal transformation of reality. Drawing on personal experience, he crafts revolutionary insights that burst out of and yet remain faithful to the form of the traditional sonnet. Alternately probing, inspiring, opaque, and joyful, each sonnet stands as a multidimensional word sculpture mutated by inevitable changes in the reader's own worldview and self-awareness. Of no less importance is the powerful use of poetry as an accessible means of shifting the assemblage point.

"And life speeds on with a roaring whoosh

And Beefheart warns 'Tush! Tush! You lose your push!'"

In "Genetic Incense," Jeffrey Paul Lee breathes fresh life into the traditional sonnet. He uses a highly conventional form to express unconventional insights into the nature of reality, the philosophy of perception, and the power of relationships.Laced with humor, cheeky wordplay, and movingly emotional observations, "Genetic Incense" paints vivid word pictures that relate the author's life experiences to worlds both real and imaginary that surround him. The trivial and the sublime are treated as equal dancing partners. The author offers a challenging and ultimately rewarding worldview that seeks to open new doors and to offer inspiration from, at times, the most unlikely sources."And there you stood spellbound, eager and bright in Southwark, on a starry London night."