The Poet and the Fly: Art, Nature, God, Mortality, and Other Elusive Mysteries

Exploring the profound symbolism of flies, this book reveals how poets from different eras and cultures have found deep spiritual significance in these seemingly trivial insects. By examining the works of mystic poets like Emily Dickinson and William Blake, the author uncovers insights into existence, mortality, compassion, and the imagination. The collection illustrates how the humble fly serves as a powerful metaphor for understanding life's mysteries and the grace inherent in storytelling, making these themes timeless and universally relevant.