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Through a series of raw, philosophical poems, this chapbook explores a brooding awareness of humanity and nature. It confronts our cycles of violence and self-deception, our arrogant separation from nature, and the haunting realization of our own insignificance. Jacob McNeal invites you to listen to trees that speak in a language few can hear, to storms that stride like ancient titans, to mountains that dream, and to the vast silence where all things eventually dissolve. This collection of poems question what consciousness truly is, and why we pull ourselves away from nature; discover for yourself the unknown unconscious - here called the Green Brain. This is not gentle nature poetry or comforting verse. It is an unflinching recognition of nature's true beauty, of humanity's pathological patterns, and of the profound interconnection we can either celebrate or ignore at our peril. Contemplating ideas of inhumanism, existentialism, quantum physics, and the grandeur of nature; these poems offer language for the wordless truths that linger between the infinite and the earth.

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