A-Z of Depths Made of Light

<p><em>A-Z of Depths Made of Light</em> is the fourth entry in Alexander Paul Burton's ongoing Quantum Ethics and A-Z Poetry series a body of work that blends philosophical inquiry moral paradox and lyrical introspection. In this collection water becomes the central medium for exploring choice trauma and the ambiguous spaces in which ethics and identity are formed. Each poem engages with the tensions between wetness and dryness chaos and structure superstition and science elegance and erosion. Burton uses concepts drawn from quantum theory to illuminate the subtle often unseen forces that shape the human condition.</p><p>From meditations on superposition and observation to reflections on beauty betrayal moral collapse and emergence these poems offer a framework that is at once deeply personal and broadly existential. Readers are invited into a world where every action holds a metaphysical consequence where currents shift without warning and where truth hides beneath the tides of lived experience. Written with a blend of philosophical rigour and emotional restraint this work extends the series' core theme: that ethics is not fixed but constantly collapsing into new forms of meaning.</p><p>A contemplative and unconventional collection <em>A-Z of Depths Made of Light</em> offers an intricate poetic lens for anyone drawn to the intersections of trauma observation metaphysics and the quiet persistent struggle to stay afloat.</p>