The Bloom

<p>If all the world is indeed a stage and men and women merely players then <em>The Bloom</em> is the play. Life’s billion year soliloquy and man’s supporting role is told in five parts the five acts of a play and the five stages of a growing flower:</p><p>Part I The Garden -- <em>the origins of the universe prepare the soil for the evolution of man</em></p><p>Part II The Seed -- <em>the discovery of agriculture and the seed of civilization</em></p><p>Part III The Roots -- <em>one man’s quest from Persia to India to seek the mysteries of mathematics</em></p><p>Part IV The Synthesis -- <em>one woman’s search for light truth and redemption in a ruined world</em></p><p>Part V The Bloom -- <em>the blossoming of the journey to the very ends of time</em></p><p> </p><p>In the ancient tradition of epic poetry <em>The Bloom</em> is told in a lyrical series of nearly 3000 lines of poetry; inter-rhyming couplets a unbroken stream of double-helix verse the genetic rhyming code of Life’s immense vanquishing of Time.</p><p> </p><p>It is ultimately a spiritual journey both individual and collective.</p><p><br /><em>The Bloom</em> is David Coyle’s first book</p>