For Your Own Sake, You Should Hope

This is a creative writing exercise which may be described as "Constrained Writing". This means that the author put forth certain self-imposed-limitations and conditions on the body text itself in order to creatively semi-abstractly funnel or channel a broad set ideas into a relatively less-broad set of resultant words on a page.

Although not necessarily intended in this case, some authors use creative writing exercises with limitations as a challenge or for any number of other reasons. The ideas that are expressed in the text have a creative tie-in to text within the text that may not be immediately apparent. The subtlety is both covert and overt simultaneously.