Even God had to Die

Sad and heartbreaking. Depressing and uplifting.

This book will chronicle some of the darkest times of the poet's life in form of poetry. It is raw and rough around the edges from the poems to the verses to the lyrics to the formatting and editing of it all. It is not polished; rather it is rough around the edges. It is a puzzle that doesn't quite fit together. This is not exactly a coffee table read, rather it is filled with melancholy and misery, tackling mental illness and other topics which are considered taboo. Words bleed onto the pages of the book as if they came straight from an open wound.

And remember, if it gets too much, you can always burn it and scatter its remains in the trash, where it truly deserves to be.