I, Human

Oftentimes, the opinion of “being human” has surely meant — and will continue to mean — so many things. There is and has never been just one answer. But certainly, one inevitable thing is the ability to recognize that the question itself is a problem. We, humans, are very self-focused. We tend to think that being human...See MoreOftentimes, the opinion of “being human” has surely meant — and will continue to mean — so many things. There is and has never been just one answer. But certainly, one inevitable thing is the ability to recognize that the question itself is a problem.

We, humans, are very self-focused. We tend to think that being human is somehow very special and important, so we ask to question that, instead of asking what it means to be a zebra, or a whale, or a bird. This downfall of curiosity is the underlying part of a large moral problem, so we wonder.

This sense of wonder, which should lead us to a fuller ethical concern because it is a deep part of our humanity. I, HUMAN is a book packed and entwined with exploring the wonders of humanity, exploring a confessional poetry essence, sifting to its nature and, conveying it to the human condition. Read & enjoy the bang of poesy in its mastery art.