The author has a dark, discouraging view of the world throughout most of these poems, with the exception of the poems about love. The style of writing and the wording feel like a teenager wrote these.
The author stated in his note to readers that racism, skin color, drug abuse, violence, and sexual content are subjects that he touches on. This is a world I don't really know, since I never dealt with these issues. Maybe someone who has will connect to the poems a bit more than I did.

Some poems seem unfinished (examples: "Are You That Type?" page 22 & "Body Safe" page 27). Some have the wrong word tense and take you away from feeling the poem (examples: "Evaporated Energy" page 40 - we are creating and then cremated & "Vernacular Vines" page 86 - what is they poison). Some are too short (examples: "Are You That Type?" 4 lines, "Body Safe" 4 lines, "Chapters of Self" 3 lines, & "Fowl Beauty" 3 lines).
There are a couple of poems that are the same with a different title. "Revolving Thoughts" page 70 and "Gambling Thoughts" page 45 are exactly the same. Then "The Mind Tray" page 82 and "Cortex Caption" page 33 are the same at the beginning, then one line is added to "Cortex Caption"

I like a couple of poems "A Blind of Reality", "Daunting Realities", and "Heart-Humper" are a few of them. "Cries of Ships" was deep and touched my soul.
All in All, I thought the poems were ok, It was a decent and quick read. Only 90 pages and none of the poems were too long. ( )

This book is collection of poetry as poetry, some prose are there. Author wrote in couplets. 4 liners, sonnets and melancholy, and few in prose to show his experience in each one of them. The best thing he wrote in zeal an enthusiasm that poetry have its flavour of talking out loud about the feel which author want to convey to reader. Poetry is not merely a rhyming scheme kind but more of prose and Rap way. Interconnecters and natural touch gave poetry a new addition in the formation. Overall its a fine read. ( )