This collection of philosophical poetry tears the human experience apart limb by limb and shows its basic forms. Espousing the unmistakable absurdity of what it means to be human and that life itself can be nothing more than a cosmic comical accident, Adam C. Smith touches on subjects such as life, death, marriage, children, God, religion, and suicide. Adam's poetry cuts directly to the core of the human experience and leaves the reader with a cold, unshakable understanding that we are alone but free.
