Through the Eyes of a Mother's Child

How many ways can YOU read a book? Inside these pages you will discover a new way to read a story. It can be read by theme; Alpha, Family, Teachers, Adolescence, Journey, Tribes, Omega. It can be read aloud to children in sections or cover to cover straight through by teenagers or adults. It can be read as Past, as Present, or as Future.#xE2;#xAC;#xA2; Enter a realm where our ultimate creator deities swirl in cycles of infinity. They consummate all creation and spawn a logical deduction backwards in time, written as a poem to bring us all to the same #xE2;#xAC;Spage#xE2;#xAC;. My goal is to leave you content in your position, with an after taste of what is, and a memory of the beginning as only perception.#xE2;#xAC;#xA2; Stories of my own experience separate and merge into past and future creating the gray area between poem and fiction. #xE2;#xAC;#xA2; Past and present lead to the future end of the world. The story opens as we meet two survivors of the apocalypse. One witnesses the cataclysmic change, survives, and is left with a residual memory of what was. The other is born into a new world that she must sift through and discover bit by bit. Both journey on black paths over the #xE2;#xAC;Sseven years of tribulation/change#xE2;#xAC; seeking questions to answers given and yet to be understood. When the world ends, the scattered survivors will define the change based on their individual belief structures. They will remain distanced from progressive peace, and only one thing can bring them back together again. Recalling Irish Bards and fairytales, Saul Williams and Kurt Vonnegut, this book has been written for as large an audience as possible.