GIVE ME THIS MOMENT - A Small Anthology Of Big Lessons

On A Book

And what if the frivolous does matter - the banal and ludicrous, jolting our sense to simpler truths about our cluttered lives?

We all can attest to the vulgarity of inexplicable fact told in jest, it has a pinching nervous tingle to its corrupting essence.

By ‘corrupting’ the utopian delusion of having ‘things under control’ as many would have it, this disorganized rage paging through time in our reading of a future diseased by vile dreams, would truly resemble a written work of infantile curiosity that topples psychic walls of maturity.

Forget about why amateur writers are always bad, of course lack of practicing bad habit makes them even more horrid, I say.

And suppose that mature writers become narcissistic, unapologetic of their selfishly defended neuroses, why not see a sagely light when suddenly the sublime unnervingly emerges in a book such as Joshua Baumgarten’s GIVE ME THIS MOMENT?

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