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Inside the Muse

Life Lines

Thomas MacCalla
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Pages
52
Year
2017
Language
English
Publisher
Xlibris US

About

Inside the Muse is a collection of multimedia poetry that visualizes what the mind sees, the heart feels, and imagination creates.
It is a collage of verse and companion visuals sharing observations and concerns of an octogenarian who invites the readerviewer to go on a virtual tour of Poetraitures hanging on the hooks of the mind Inside the Muse.

The tour begins with a display of Muse Murals, followed by clips of Natures beauty in the Open and glances at daily life. Next is a montage of cultural impressions and expressions ending with a plea for a greater awareness of the looming environmental threat called the Anthropocene. It continues with cameos on our quest for knowledge and fondness for fantasy and nostalgia. The muse walk concludes with an exploration of the Mindsphere and the Planet of the Mind with a comment on consciousness and the possibility of a cosmic connection.

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  • General
  • Poetry
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