Peter Kline Boeken

The innovative mirrorforms in this experimental poetry collection showcase Peter Kline's mastery of language, creating a unique form that enhances thought and emotion. Each poem captures the complexities of longing, transgression, and faith with striking precision, offering a multifaceted exploration of these themes. With a blend of sharp irony and dark humor, Kline's work stands out in contemporary American poetry, delivering a powerful and ferocious examination of the human experience.

Kierkegaard's exploration of apophaticism addresses the ethical-religious challenge of existence's whylessness, drawing from Meister Eckhart's traditions. This book delves into five interconnected themes: indirect communication, God, faith, hope, and love. Through these lenses, it seeks to articulate the dynamic essence of the unsayable, ensuring that Kierkegaard's theological and philosophical insights continue to resonate in contemporary discourse.