The Wilderness Children

"A Scripture Of The Most Romantic Dreams And Nightmarish Fears" - Mick Parsons "Love, Madness, And A Step Through The Looking-Glass" - Thomas Freeman The Wilderness Children is a very, intense, heartwarming, and endearing book of poetry filled with some of the most beautiful imagery and dialogue showcasing a wonderful interplay of some of the most profound concepts, and is, in my opinion, A Masterpiece. It is a journey into the deepest of hearts and farthest reaches of the spirit; a psychological, spiritual, mystical endeavor that draws inspiration from the likes of Poe, Blake, Shakespeare, and, in a strange twist, James Douglas Morrison. The Word strewn and interweaving into a wonderful tapestry of imagination, suspense, darkness and light. Romance and Dawn, Darkness and Light, creating a wonderful surreal and psychedelic aura of tranquility, while at the same time extracting elements from the darker side; an exploration of the spirit, mind, and heart. The feeling is at times overwhelming upon the reading of this text and sometimes I would find myself on the verge of the madman, the ecstatic, as though my spirit were drifting through some strange new land of compositional dream, defying gravity, walking through walls. The poetry is amazing, but the essays are what truly caught my attention. Best described as the mind-bending, mind-altering, soul searching, words of revelation. Mr. Kaufmann tackles some of the most profound mysteries of the universe and reveals them with grace. The essay ''The Zero Permanent Invariable Hypotheses'' takes the understanding of Time and Time-Travel to new heights while the essay entitled ''Reflective Emotional Sensory Communion'' is breathtaking in therevelation it proposes. I highly recommend this book to anyone searching for The Answer, and, also, to those who have already found it. Truly this is A Scripture Of The Most Romantic Dreams, Nightmarish Fears, and the Deepest, Most Beautiful, Revelati