The Daily Agony of Theophil Magus

<p><b>Author���s Confession:</b></p><center>The Daily Agony of Theophil Magus<br>Jazz & Blues Haiku Novel for Anna-Maria</center><br><br>Dear Reader<br><br>In the beginning of the twenty-one century year 2011 somewhere in the North-East of the USA���s Promised Land of Loneliness there is a dwarfish State where more or less the people���s life is flowing under the irrefutable conclusion of the officer from Kafka���s ���Penal Colony���: ���Guilt is always beyond any doubt���. Yes this is the supreme commandment. Yes the almighty State and its Police & Justice rule everything and everyone. Human kind and Nature as well. Personal life family children alas! children; culture and religion are no more than some ridiculous ghosts of a lost free-world . . .<br><br>For a genuine artist the daily life here is nothing else but an endless swamp of sadness distress and finally death. <br><br>How could you describe such a tragic reality using the way of a classic or contemporary novel? For me - no doubt - the ���normal��� way . . . definitely is a dead end. <br><br>Therefore - I used again the Haiku (yes this is my second Haiku Novel; the first one I published in 2007 under the title: ���Theophil Magus in Baton Rouge - a Haiku Novel���). <br><br>Dear Reader you have here almost 170 haiku composing the novel of the daily agony of Theophil Magus inside that dwarfish State of the USA���s Promised Land of Loneliness. <br><br>Yet now you have something never made before in the literature worldwide: also you have almost 170 jazz and blues masterpieces of great musicians . . . No question I offer you almost 170 jazz and blues pieces for almost 170 haiku . . . <br><br><b><i>Every haiku is ended and splendidly illustrated by a jazz or blues masterpiece having the title and the name of the musician or band who performs it as it���s displayed on youtube.com. Indeed you ���click��� on youtube.com listen the jazz or blues masterpiece and . . . read my haiku . . .</i></b><br><br>Beyond a doubt you will get the thrilling you will feel your own catharsis - you will live the Daily Agony of Theophil Magus. <br><br>And - one day probably you will be free . . .