On Death, the Future, and Profits
On Death, the Future, and Profits by Jason Johnstone is a poetry collection published by Xlibris Corporation LLC in July 2009. This edition spans 94 pages and is presented in English. The book opens with a poem titled “The Budding Flower,” which sets the stage for a series of reflections on life, knowledge, and the passage of time through the metaphor of a blooming rose.
Readers will discover a total of twenty-two poems that weave together a narrative of feelings and memories, drawing on real-life events. Each poem contributes to a larger story, exploring themes of growth and loss. The collection invites contemplation on the nature of existence and the inevitability of change, making it a thoughtful addition for those interested in poetic expressions of life’s complexities.
Official synopsis Publisher
Everything can be summed up in the very first poem of this book called, “The Budding Flower.” In a garden of flowers one stands alone. That night it blooms and with the bloom comes knowledge that none of the other flowers have. Later the flower finds out it is a rose and in full bloom. When the gardener cuts the rose it begins to die. As each petal falls a new story is told. When combined these twenty two poems tell a grand tale of feelings and memories. With real life events and occurrences this tale is much in the same fashion of the future novels written by this author. Enjoy.
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