The Demonic - Conway, Robert
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The purpose of this poetic rendition of the demonic is to reflect the inner conflict between good and evil within a man's soul. The soul encompasses all elements of good and evil, and those elements remain in constant conflict, vying for dominance. Life itself is defined by the contest between good and evil that plays out within each person. This struggle permeates every facet of existence - families, social circles, business dealings, and judgment calls. It influences all of our decisions and actions. Through vivid metaphor and examined discernment, the ongoing dynamic process of internal…mehr

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The purpose of this poetic rendition of the demonic is to reflect the inner conflict between good and evil within a man's soul. The soul encompasses all elements of good and evil, and those elements remain in constant conflict, vying for dominance. Life itself is defined by the contest between good and evil that plays out within each person. This struggle permeates every facet of existence - families, social circles, business dealings, and judgment calls. It influences all of our decisions and actions. Through vivid metaphor and examined discernment, the ongoing dynamic process of internal conflict and resolution is illuminated for the reader. This telling aims to showcase the complex navigation between light and dark that lives within us all.
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Autorenporträt
Robert Conway is a career trial attorney and litigator. He makes his living by oratory expostulation, exhortation, emphasis, alliteration, repetition, metaphor, and crescendo. He composes, his written word in this rhythm, in this rhyme and in this phrasing, with this pulse and grandeur of the well-turned phrase. He is a successful lawyer, happily married to his first and only wife, Katherine. He dedicates his writing to his wife, to his three daughters and grandchildren.