| Author: | Alexander Tennant | ISBN: | 9781311371393 |
| Publisher: | Alexander Tennant | Publication: | December 8, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Alexander Tennant |
| ISBN: | 9781311371393 |
| Publisher: | Alexander Tennant |
| Publication: | December 8, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
this is the second volume of my anti hero's reflections and discoveries in the foreign country of human emotions. he casts off the previous close bonds he had with the band of brothers he lived with at the sanctuary. he was protected from the disparate band of outcasts who he had originally joined when his marriage ended. he felt up to that point that he was being suffocated by the dreary drabness of conventionality. the life force sucked out of him by the drabness of routine. mercury the main player in this drama still suffers from severe untreated delusional psychosis as yet untreated - and from his perspective he is happy to let it stay that way.
mercury maintains his current name and identity from his days staying as a brother of the amoral way as he feels comfortable living a life unfettered by the chains of life sapping respectability that was killing the inner spirit within. in this volume mercury has yet more mind inspiring encounters with others looking to break free of the suffocating expectations of normality, duty and responsibilty. nourishing the inner the spirit within desire to be answerable to noone except its quest to conquer its fear of the unknown, which has in mercury's case limited his power to experience life feeling vibrant and alive.
he finds joy out of the absurd and ordinary, and he finds those progessive souls who enter his life just at the right time to make that become a reality for him.
this is the second volume of my anti hero's reflections and discoveries in the foreign country of human emotions. he casts off the previous close bonds he had with the band of brothers he lived with at the sanctuary. he was protected from the disparate band of outcasts who he had originally joined when his marriage ended. he felt up to that point that he was being suffocated by the dreary drabness of conventionality. the life force sucked out of him by the drabness of routine. mercury the main player in this drama still suffers from severe untreated delusional psychosis as yet untreated - and from his perspective he is happy to let it stay that way.
mercury maintains his current name and identity from his days staying as a brother of the amoral way as he feels comfortable living a life unfettered by the chains of life sapping respectability that was killing the inner spirit within. in this volume mercury has yet more mind inspiring encounters with others looking to break free of the suffocating expectations of normality, duty and responsibilty. nourishing the inner the spirit within desire to be answerable to noone except its quest to conquer its fear of the unknown, which has in mercury's case limited his power to experience life feeling vibrant and alive.
he finds joy out of the absurd and ordinary, and he finds those progessive souls who enter his life just at the right time to make that become a reality for him.
