Time/Of/Monsters: Political History Dystopian Bible [The Lost Gospel of Naim]

"He left no survivors. He totally destroyed all who breathed, just as the Lord, the God of Israel, had commanded."
- Joshua 10:40

TIME /OF/ MONSTERS: Political History Dystopian Bible [The Lost Gospel of Naim]
is not a poetry collection. It's a recovered scripture, torn from the wreckage of empire, occupation, and moral collapse.

In 33 haunting prosems, this book traverses scorched timelines and broken faiths, tearing through colonial myth, religious silence, and the machinery of modern genocide.

This is where history bleeds, theology burns, and the resurrected child returns-only to be killed again. And again.

There is no utopia here. No heroes. Just banned words, desecrated rituals, and the ghosts of lost prophets.

You'll feel this book if:

• You've lost faith in the systems that promised justice

• You've looked at the world and whispered, "Where is God?"

• You want poetry that refuses to look away

You won't like this book if:

• You prefer metaphor over confrontation

• You need your poets polite, your prophets approved

• You think silence is neutral

This isn't poetry. It's evidence.

Filed under resistance.
Marked for deletion.
Launched anyway.