Some Brief Comments on Passing Events: Made Between February 4, 1853, and October 5, 1881 (1884)

Enigma from the Stone is impressive, rethinking, reviewing and has an emotional and mental relationship with boiled reality. Lyrical definitions of the world and time give us strength and encourage the discussion of topics transient, limited physical length, about the meaning of the essence of reality, as the pain of love and strength; the unjust and reckless sense of existence; the subject and spiritual life, the essence of existence; about the possibility of regeneration as a signpost for the past, present and the future, and the stochastic structure of the material universe. This is kind of a summary of former times and tight experiences; stating requests on how to continue to live in a world that is simultaneously, almost dialectical and nameless. Poems are beneficial mixes of optimism and criticism of existing misconception illusions, with mixture of light and darkness, which encourage you to think about the purpose of humanity expressed in mikropoetic images.