Love Anthology And The Dark Side

Bruno Schaeffer

Beschreibung

Like all human beings, we have our obscure way of seeing and living. The true monsters live inside our own character, living in our personalities. Why is it important to know this path, well, when you know the flaws of your own self you can then survive facing the enemy that lives inside yourself.
The poems of this book are the most pure demonstration of a evil part, but not so baffling, of the life of a delirious poet, trying to unbreak the outrageous enemy born on the consciousness of the social and familiar life that torments the mind and physic of the living. Now it is the mother fox that guides the paths of the delusional a bit invigorating poems, since life needs a guante being to guide its calf or the little fox that lives inside us on the understanding of the tiring existence. This is a continuation of the Love Anthology.

Verfügbar seit: 10.11.2023.

Drucklänge: 122 Seiten.

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