Alexandra The Great

The Angels' Trumpets Alexandra The Great

The body of work in this book is meant to represent the journey of life: from birth where everything seems so fresh and innocent, to the coming of age or otherwise one's prime, where a person adapts the belief that love and danger are the most vital experiences, and that they are impervious to harm, then transitioning into adulthood, where the meaning of life is explored in depth, and it is often discovered that the closer one looks, the less they truly understand about themselves, then comes the golden age, where fate becomes more easily accepted as the person steps aside gradually to make way for the next generation, and finally, the cycle comes full circle with death.