WEBBED WORDS
(SELECTED POEMS AND SHORT STORIES)
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In this selection of poetry and prose, Millard Lowe has woven a most profound spectacle of the collective essence of the creativity of the womb of mind impregnated with the offspring of poetry and prose writing. He has audaciously taken on the liberty of establishing his own sense of freedom in writing of poetry and prose independent of literary tradition but not altogether abandoning it. He has particularly exhibited this in the last short story that closes out the webbing of this enlightening woven literary experience.
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It has been written that woven webs of spiders are symbolic of fate "...similar to us humans who get caught up in the web of illusion of the physical world, and never see beyond the horizon into other dimensions..." It may also be said that the common web also represents that polarity of human life in which we all are woven into and are caught up in its good, evil, ugliness and beauty. Yet we need not be victimized prey in this web of humanity but enlightened beings working prolifically to weave the evil and ugliness into good and beauty. Thus is the nature of the enlighten illumination of the webbed words of these selected poems and short stories. Enjoy the many imaging allegorical messages herein woven in this publication.