Amrican Poet #618640

Amrican Poet brings you into the world of R. Cary through 50,000 words of relentless pressure on your reality. Just as you believe the beating and pulsating of your existence will cease, you will find yourself deep into questions of self, reality and human faith.
 
Inspired by classic works of poetry like Milton's Paradise Lost’s battle of good and evil and Dante's journey into hell, R. Cary brings you a contemporary vision of our lives that has not been experienced before. Written in a lyrical prose, utilizing a fragmented non-linear structure that mirrors the chaos and complexity of modern life, we witness R. Cary’s voice and internal river ebb and flow against this chaos, as we traverse the landscape of this epic journey of the mind. 

At the heart of this work is R. Cary’s psychological warfare placed upon himself and the reader using words as weapons of discovery that push the boundaries of language to express the inexpressible into a formidable journey of endurance and blind faith. Through powerful visuals and stunning imagery, R. Cary confronts the depths of the human experience and the human psyche with raw and visceral prose that pours from the works consciousness, as we witness R. Cary fight against purgatory, fight to know the beauty and darkness of one's soul in this nine poem, one journey story that will take you from the emotions of Ravaging Pain to the purpose of knowing ourselves as Human Works of Art.
 
Facing the darker side of human nature with unflinching honesty, R. Cary ultimately celebrates the resilience of the human spirit reminding us all of the transformative and cathartic power of art. Amrican Poet is truly a work of art and will stay with you long after you read it, offering a profound and rewarding glimpse into the unfiltered beauty of being human.

Start your journey. It is yours to take.

Amrican Poet Features: Ravaging Pain, Fractures, Darkside, Blonde Beast, Endurance, Golden Lion, Art of Self, Infinity, Human As Art.

American Poetry, Epic Poetry, Prose Poetry, Lyric Poetry, Inspirational Poetry, Philosophical Poetry