Thomas Lark

Evolution Thomas Lark

Evolution the book ofpoetry and prose is about the social ills of a socioeconomic reality of what itis to be educated in one sense, and mis-educated inanother.¿ Evolution is one man'svoice the pain of disenfranchisement, the struggle to find one's place in aworld of disillusionment.¿ This journeyfilled with clouds and a voice that brings clarity to ask questions to be angryenough to stand and be heard, and at time being discouraged his voice (the poetis that among many searching to be heard, understood and embraced).¿ Evolution is about enlightenment, whatit will take to move beyond self inhibition, and is about the ill affects ofstagnation.¿ Evolution delves intoself-awareness, and writing gives way to a catharsis.¿ Evolution attempts to pave way to whatreally matters by constantly probing questions within one's prose of what'sreally happening.¿ What is truth if doesnot set you free?¿ Who is God, if youcan't be loved or have the liberty just to be who you are.¿ Evolution is the author's stage, thereader is the audience, the mind will be the recipient, and the heart is theimpetus that will feel the affect of the words that are heart felt.¿ Evolution is a coming of ageexperience that captures what the possibility of language does, that is, bringsforth life.¿ Evolution is athought-provoking expose of hurt, a cry if you will in the wilderness ofloneliness.¿ The author encapsulates themeaning of life in the poem "Rays Resounding".¿Evolution seeks to be definitive in aundefined world.¿ Evolution seeksto quench those questions that render meaning.