Encephalic Kaleidoscope

The human mind doesn’t think in straight lines. It spins, fragments, distorts, and rebuilds the world like an infinite kaleidoscope. In this section dwell unpredictable ideas, reflections that escape common logic, and thoughts that seem to have been fished straight from the depths of the unconscious. Here, thinking is free to lose itself — and perhaps find itself.

A Fragment of Observation

Verses observing the urban and cosmic landscape, from teenagers in the park to constellations floating in the silence of the ocean.

Granting of Dimensions

A poem comparing the gravity of the universe with the bonds of companionship, friendship, and love that draw beings closer.

Prismated

A metaphor about invisible glass prisms that imprison human individuality, isolating us in solitude to keep us alive.

The Principle of Consciousness

An investigation into the nature of consciousness, questioning whether we are the same person when we wake up and where what truly defines us resides.

The Last Frequency

Waterfalls cascade over nothingness. And make what was once darkness, shine. Pass by me one more time. Even if it takes forever