Intention

Intention is a contemplative collection that explores the profound interplay between purpose, power, and consequence. Written in the voice of a humble monk, the poems traverse the intricate landscapes of societal decay, personal corruption, and the hollow promises of change. With deep introspection and an unwavering focus on truth, each verse examines how human intentions-both noble and selfish-shape the world around us, often with devastating results.

In this collection, the poet reflects on the choices we make in the face of power, the ease with which we are swayed, and the price of action left untaken. The poems invite the reader to ponder the difference between what we intend and what we truly achieve, shedding light on the tragic gap between our ideals and the realities we inhabit.

Intention is a work that does not shy away from the darkness within society and the soul. It is a meditation on the forces that drive us to action, the consequences of our inaction, and the illusion of control we so often believe we possess. Through sorrowful and sharp reflection, the poet urges a return to awareness, a search for clarity in a world that often seems lost in its own ambitions.

This collection is not simply about examining the world-it is a call to understand the deeper currents of intention that govern our lives, to question whether our actions are aligned with our true purpose, and to confront the stark truth that, in the end, our intentions may be the very thing that shape our fate.