Dear Soul

A little confusing but their is a complimentary Prologue at the beginning. The author here attempts to make personal journalization of emotions, past readings, future events, and past events in their own life to work. The author allows for his mind to seek answers to questions asked by no one. The mind being the swirling of his thought process as he seeks to justify his actions and at the same time evolve from them. We may cringe at his insensitivity immediately after the act, yet recognize this as an act of self-preservation. 'I would be some domesticated version of myself'!