Gaia is a poem of epic proportions following the journey of specially designed creatures for repairing the earth after an unknown cataclysm leaves the crust in ruins. Written entirely in rhyme, with alternating verses of sonnets and original meters, the interlocking words reflect a connection with all life, as inspired by Terence McKenna, Eastern philosophy, and the modern rise of visionary art.
The result is a psychedelic odyssey through mind-bending landscapes and clues to the earths collapse, all the while catapulting the imagination through other dimensions. As the quest accelerates, they are taken out of body and mind and into the spirit world. Fifty chapters comprise this first poem book in the series, later to be revisited in the second book Galaxia.
