Shadows Amongst the Threads

This poetry collection is about human shadows depicted by Carl Jung where we hide the behaviors and thoughts that are not accepted by ourselves and others such as family, friends, and society. Our Shadows without awareness creates fear, despair, conflict, rage, pain, loss, betrayal, shame, guilt, sadness, and death; also the monsters we create and our ability to be those monsters, our fragile finite body to the vulnerability of animals, environmental disaster, disease; a demi god of conscious potential hinder by the worm at the core and how this realization can lead to the nasty ways we think of others and ourselves; it takes many forms like: the projection, predation, and malevolence enacted unto people, animal, ourselves, and environmental at the cost of a false-preservation or false belief or out of desperation to seek ways to beat death by immortalizing our name in history or to be recognize for cultural hedonism, vanity, vices, than balance these extremes with the good of virtues for oneself and model as a whole for society in what seems like a meaningless and chaotic universe where some believe only in power and deceit we can get what we want. However, if we don't ever accept and embrace the part of the darker side of yourself wisely, then we will not become a wholesome person.