XX Manic Trials and Manic Errors

XX Manic Trials and Manic Errors is a compilation of the explicit nature that involves the human condition rendered into ten poems and ten short stories. This is a requiem for a dead language. The decadent nature of our souls is put into a position of realizing the actuality, in Kierkegaard's definition of the word actuality, of nothingness. The existentialist nature of this book is dark giving way to unrelieving tragedy entwined with the notion of despair in the lives of the characters lying in decadent gloom. Sorrow's the primary emotion that leads to the full awareness of nothingness either by the impersonal God that's existent that offers bestial betrayal or abandonment for the protagonist in question in these ten short stories. The ten poems portray the abomination of squalor and temporal gloom. Tragedy's unique in our lives which can be rejected in pure ignorance or embraced with weary eyes.Misery secludes my reasoning into madness, yet I feel estranged from the world that has many definitions and many generalizations. Do I exist for the sake of existing, to live for the sake of living! My life is a mosaic tapestry woven with life's woes filling me with intellectual passion.