Time Enough

Some say it is a long life. Others argue it is too short. Most would agree that no one has control over human destiny. The dreams of the young may be realized in time, but often not how they were first imagined.

We live in a time where AI offers god-like mastery of information carefully orchestrated by algorithms. Endless applications reduce the human burden of puzzling over complex problems, distilling the value of what it means to live with curiosity and passion.

Simply put, life is messy. From the first breath to the last, very little about human existence is neatly packaged. To dig deep is to be uncomfortable. To dig deep is to search for meaning at the heart of it all.

The poems in Time Enough imagine the significant shifts in lives lived over time. Some experiences spark wonder, some prompt instances of chance, some provoke opportunities for choice. Collectively, meaningful moments reveal insight into the essence of being. A level of awareness best described by Fredrich Nietzsche....

One must still have chaos in oneself to be able to give birth to a dancing star.