We Weren't Made to Live Like This: Poems for a Disembodied Generation

We're enslaved by our own devices.The world wants you to be more like a computer and less like a human.You become easier to control, less likely to take responsibility, and you give up your unique identity and agency.But here are poems to help break us free from the conforming pattern of the world and the digital madness.In We Weren't Made to Live Like This, Durgan Maxey gives us a collection of prophetic poetry about digital addiction, the American Church, healing revelations, and the hope that comes from light breaking in through people living lives of peace.Poke fun at digital technology and culture, grieve the ways we have become disconnected from reality, and renew your mind for transformation.This is a collection of both free verse and metered poetry including: - "hear a voice from a body" - "I worked all day and felt nothing was done" - "slow down, friend" - "I saw a church or a factory" - "rewire your mind paths" and many more.