Bøker av Jordan Green

From social media sensation Jordan Green comes an all-new poetry collection exploring the experience of long-distance love. Love and loss are two sides of the same coin. This is never more apparent than in long-distance romance- especially when neither lover can afford to visit each other. In Her Flowers, his latest and greatest poetry book, Jordan Green bridges the border between the two by reflecting on how a devastating disaster from his childhood informs the chapter of his life he's currently in- one in which he must learn to love from a distance while navigating newer and larger losses. As he struggles to stay afloat, Jordan harbors hope in a love that spans the same ocean that once robbed him of his home. This book is intended to instill a similar hope inside the reader by providing a relatable story about a love that defies all odds. Much like the other books in his critically acclaimed "Shadow Work" series, this book serves as a safe space for the reader's soul. It is a tissue to wipe the tears of torment, and it is a bouquet that bounds all borders. The content between these coversWas crafted for loversWho happen to be long-distanceI hope to offer assistanceIn the form of a personal anecdotePerhaps it will serve as an antidoteTo all of the sicknessThat distance can bring aboutThis instance of poems follows my routeFrom loss to love to deepest of doubtsThat anyone may come acrossIf they haven't yet learnedThat seeds tend to sproutFrom the dirt we discernWhen we yearn for the pastNo matter how vast the distanceThe root of all resistanceWill rise through the rubbleOf all the troubles we've facedIf we give it space to growAnd only then will we knowHow to let our love showThat it isn't confined by a mapSo the distance between loversMay be reduced to the gapBetween these two covers -Jordan Green

Ego Death can be defined as "a complete loss of subjective self-identity." That being said, Ego Death recounts the author's journey of losing his identity in the midst of a love triangle before ultimately developing a deeper sense of self. However, Ego Death is not just a personal account of the experience; it is also a description of the place where words don't exist. It is designed to illuminate the shadows of the reader's identity. It is intended to draw the reader beyond themselves so that they can experience what the author himself has experienced: spiritual enlightenment.