Songs of Isolation: Dark Academia Poems

By Luke Geiger

Luke Geiger expresses through his poems a personal contemplation of his spirituality through academia, and the contemporary state of the Christian religion. A sensitive confession to a faith he longs to return to with dignity and honesty, only to wish for an understanding heart that may never accept his willingness to learn further than the cong

• Language: English
• Publisher: AZURE LORICA
• Release date: Nov 11, 2020
• ISBN: 9781735181523

Luke Geiger

A graduate of Fresno Pacific University, a metal head, and a candid Christian. Luke Geiger's studies have led him to understand his faith through in depth research of the Bible, as a volume of history in its progression. His written collection is a mix of lyrics and poetry, connected to his faith, his Bass playing, and bibliophilia of Philosophy, Theology, and all things metal.

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Songs of Isolation

Songs of Isolation

Dark Academia Poems

Luke Geiger

AZURE LORICA

Contents

Preface

A stranger in May

An Unheard Story

The Prodigal Son

The Addict

The Nihilist

The Wanderer

Technití Evdaïmía

Ya. Gon

The Betrayer

(Re)Define/ (Re)Design

The Forlorn

Iudex

Ramblings of a Broken Philosopher

When God Fell Silent

Fabricated Eden

Like Vapour

The Jester

The Coward

The Story

I

About the Author

About the Publisher

First published by Azure Lorica in 2020

© 2020 Luke Geiger

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First Edition

Dedicated to Natalie Geiger, my loving wife.

Preface

The collection of poems that you are about to read can be considered to be part of a genre called Dark Academia, an aesthetic that