Awake in Pierian Springs (Paperback)

Mathias Mod

ISBN 13: 9798198649170

Published by Independently Published, 2026

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Paperback. Awake in Pierian Springs is a raw and searching poetry collection about what it means to remain conscious in a world designed to numb the soul.Moving between nature, science, faith, family, ambition, grief, debt, desire, technology, and moral collapse, Mathias Mod writes with urgency and force. These poems travel from eroding Atlantic shores to cosmic horizons, from childhood wounds to spiritual renewal, from digital emptiness to the stubborn hope of transformation.At times intimate, at times confrontational, the collection asks difficult questions: What do we owe the gifts we were given? What survives after loss, failure, addiction, resentment, and fear? Can suffering refine us rather than destroy us? Can modern life still lead back to truth, beauty, God, and the deeper music of existence?Blending philosophical reflection with visceral imagery, Awake in Pierian Springs is a collection for readers drawn to poetry that wrestles with darkness but refuses to surrender to it. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Awake in Pierian Springs (Paperback)
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Publication Date: 2026
• Language: English
• ISBN 13: 9798198649170
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: new

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Awake in Pierian Springs is a raw and searching poetry collection about what it means to remain conscious in a world designed to numb the soul.

Moving between nature, science, faith, family, ambition, grief, debt, desire, technology, and moral collapse, Mathias Mod writes with urgency and force. These poems travel from eroding Atlantic shores to cosmic horizons, from childhood wounds to spiritual renewal, from digital emptiness to the stubborn hope of transformation.

At times intimate, at times confrontational, the collection asks difficult questions: What do we owe the gifts we were given? What survives after loss, failure, addiction, resentment, and fear? Can suffering refine us rather than destroy us? Can modern life still lead back to truth, beauty, God, and the deeper music of existence?

Blending philosophical reflection with visceral imagery, Awake in Pierian Springs is a collection for readers drawn to poetry that wrestles with darkness but refuses to surrender to it.