Life for everyone has questions. Some want to know the meaning of life; Some just question everything. Others only question their existence – as deep as that seems, it’s many lonely voices calling from the heart. Identity is key to happiness.
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Music: zero-project
TV man
On the book cover is a haunting portrayal of a man with a television for a head. He signifies the merging of human consciousness with technology, and the alienation it can bring. His ectoplasm excretion evokes despair, emphasising the loneliness and disconnect fostered by modern circuitry and media. He’s a tragic figure, caught in the abyss of digital omnipresence, broadcasting silent shouts into the void.
one ASYLUM is a deeply emotive poetry collection that delves into the depths of human experience, exploring themes of love, loss, identity, mental health, societal critique, and spiritual reflection. Through raw, unfiltered verses and introspective reflections, Abel captures the tumultuous landscape of inner worlds and external realities, inviting readers to confront their own truths and vulnerabilities. He balances personal revelations with observations on politics, culture, and the mystical, creating a tapestry of words that challenge, comfort, and inspire. Ultimately, it is an evocative journey through the chaos and beauty of life, urging honesty, compassion, and self-awareness in a complex, often tumultuous world.
'HORSE' is a work in progress.
