Tides of Light is a poetry anthology that represents volume three of my Entangled Universes trilogy. The multi-universe is a quantum reach of spacetime that enables us to move through conscious thought, the atomic quantum realm, stone, plant, insect, animal, human, world, star, galaxy, and supercluster, as we search for who we will become.
The poetry in this collection is organized in chapters named after the various forms of light, as well as some lighting effects we also experience in our entangled universe, such as Aurora borealis, Bioluminescence, and Sprites, a light phenomenon that occurs in the upper atmosphere. I use them as metaphors for my various poems.
If a poem is the light, the poet is the lens and the reader, a mirror. Yet, some forms of light require a different kind of touch or perception, as the synthesis from each poet, reader, and poem can find a gestalt who's synergy becomes an unexpected emergence, as Aristotle described. I actually believe that this is why we keep writing and reading something new, because light always searches for the most conducive lens depending on what is needed within such mirrors.
The poetry all of us share is the love of ourselves when we meet each other; it's the only testament that matters in a world where love means giving a part of us away and never expecting it to return. In the landscapes of such oceans we fathom depths that reside within us when the sun rises again.
