Tug

Tug is a "Diagraphy", a book that is part "diary" and part "auto-biography". The writer presents a series of poems as a personal message to himself, as well as a chronicle of his experiences to be shared. The book was not created in order to inform about the writer, but rather as a way to document, a way to narrate the ongoings and observations of every day life that take place both inside and out.
The writings are presented in no certain order, as a mirror of the thoughts themselves. The thoughts illustrated are those that take on no single form, no single topic or no single agenda. Rather, they are the results of observation from all directions and perspectives. Any and all topics were open to be explored; any and all were so examined.
The underneath intent of Tug was to document observations that came to mind exactly as they happened, which is to say - how they impacted the writer. The writing of this book was not so much a "work", but more a natural circumstance that comes from the telling of genuine thought.