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Echoes in space: Cosmically collapsing poetry
North of the North Pole, you see the Pisces rising. Breaking the horizon like the eye of God. Meaningless words uttered in constellation, bringing us closer to the end. The black hole within all of us, threatening to devour and place us somewhere else in time. Travel into this corroding galaxy with poems and insights of birth, life and death.
101 pages, Paperback
Published May 3, 2017
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Mark Ryan
23 books21 followersMark Ryan was born in Oxford, growing up in the shadow of the dreaming spires. He studied film at London Metropolitan University, graduating to M.A in Film Theory.
He has published collections of poetry with ‘Echoes in Space’, ‘Graffitied Heart’ and ‘Drifting in and out of sleep’. ‘Keep it together’ is his contribution to the murder mystery arena as well as his short story collection, ‘Impermanence of things’.
‘The Gospel of No one’ is a poetry fiction hybrid novel, focusing on religious imagery and the inner workings, and broken pieces, of the soul.
His work leans, bends and sways to the metaphysical and supernatural, with a tendency to dabble in the macabre. Questioning questions and searching for answers in the eye of the storm, where there is always hope.
More at www.markryanhavoc.com and www.havocandconsequence.wordpress.com
Favourite quote: "Those who dance are considered insane by those who cannot hear the music."
He has published collections of poetry with ‘Echoes in Space’, ‘Graffitied Heart’ and ‘Drifting in and out of sleep’. ‘Keep it together’ is his contribution to the murder mystery arena as well as his short story collection, ‘Impermanence of things’.
‘The Gospel of No one’ is a poetry fiction hybrid novel, focusing on religious imagery and the inner workings, and broken pieces, of the soul.
His work leans, bends and sways to the metaphysical and supernatural, with a tendency to dabble in the macabre. Questioning questions and searching for answers in the eye of the storm, where there is always hope.
More at www.markryanhavoc.com and www.havocandconsequence.wordpress.com
Favourite quote: "Those who dance are considered insane by those who cannot hear the music."
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June 1, 2020
a journey through space and time, leaving a trail of moon dust, words that stick on the tongue and brain.
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