The Bomb That Blew Up God

The Devil insisted on having the latest, baddest

bombs tested, but God wasn't thrilled, so Satan

flew over to Heaven, smirking and hissing...

The title poem is a tongue-in-cheek, modern fable

depicting the age-old struggle between good and evil

with a surprise ending. The true history of the Big Bang

explained, poetically that is

In seven distinct chapters, Freddy Niagara Fonseca

paints the cosmic drama of mankind. Hidden conflicts

come to the surface. Hope enlivens a dark universe.

Peals of laughter abound.

A delightful book, it feels like watching a movie of

a vast, spiritual travelogue. At times it presents the

reader with a smorgasbord of new, adventurous

poetical forms mixed with tried-and-true, classical

styles, each uniquely suitable to each, individual

poem's subject.

Brief, poignant sketches highlight challenging situations.

Dances, music and magic explode with joy. Do we really

die? New doors open and nature shines at its most epic.

Using daring free verse, dancing South American

rhythms and rhyme, the poet pours his heart out

into this life-affirming poetry collection.

Gazing through the countless apertures

Of foliage overhead, I sense the

Pressure of the hidden years is gone...