About this ebook
A novel of poems by a true Warrior- Poet. Each poem/chapter can stand alone, but they are also meant to be read as an entire work. The type of writing and subject matter is not so simple as it may first appear. It surpasses any one story or epic tale. It is eonic writing-- meant to be eternal for all eons to come.
About the author
Stephen Thomas Brooks is indeed a true Warrior-Poet. He CAN actually fight very well, though of course he doesn't really want to, AND he ACTUALLY also writes poetry. If you could somehow make him really angry or something, he could really mess you up, but he would do it elegantly, and possibly collect tips from bystanders who enjoyed the show. Haha :)
The Warrior-Poet is the several thousand-year-old tradition of dedication to developing the body and mind as one. The bushido warrior code of ancient Japan, the Shambala teachings of Tibet, the chivalrous knights of medieval Europe, and the ancient Greek warriors are all examples of this proud tradition. The Warrior=Poet retains a mysteriously ancient aura, a member of the leadership class who guides with wisdom and courage. They are defined by their dedication to their crafts of warfare, and intellectual study and reflection. The Warrior-Poet learns to develop the mind and body as one, using each to guide the other. The Warrior-Poet is also a spiritual warrior who understands that they embody the heavenly representation to earth, and the earthly representation to the heavens. In other words, the Warrior-Poet strives to balance the cruel realities of earth, while living by the standards of the heavens. And yes, an equals sign. Balance baby.
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