The Psalms of Mortality, Complete Vol. 1-19

The Psalms of Mortality is a monumental 19-book collection comprising 760 poems, each a testament to the profound depth and breadth of human experience. Written in an experimental prophetic style, this epic work explores the intricate tapestry of existence, weaving together themes of liberation, mortality, love, and the eternal pursuit of meaning. It spans the vast terrains of thought and emotion, inviting readers to journey through the spheres of life and beyond. At its heart, The Psalms of Mortality offers a poetic dialogue between the timeless and the transient, the universal and the intimate. It captures the raw beauty of human resilience, the shadow of our failings, and the limitless potential for transcendence. Across its pages, the collection illuminates the fragile balance of individuality and collective destiny, the cycles of creation and destruction, and the unyielding spirit that seeks freedom amidst chaos. From the genesis of The Birth of Chronos Art**, which sets the stage with lyrical meditations on existence and creativity, to the evocative depths of** The Chameleon Persecutor Unmasked and the visionary awakening in The Humanus Magnus**, each book builds upon the next, forming a unified yet expansive exploration of life's most profound questions. Themes of justice, imagination, and the pursuit of wisdom ripple throughout, calling readers to reflect, challenge, and embrace their humanity.** This collection transcends the boundaries of poetry, offering a timeless meditation on the human condition, a celebration of its triumphs, and a critique of its flaws. The Psalms of Mortality is not merely a literary achievement but a living testament to the boundless power of language to awaken, transform, and inspire. Whether pondering the mysteries of the cosmos, delving into the intricacies of selfhood, or envisioning a future of unity and enlightenment, this work invites readers into a world where poetry becomes prophecy and art becomes an eternal mirror to the soul.