The Great Cataclysm

The Great Cataclysm

Ballads of Agony and Triumph

by Malcolm Mohr

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In The Great Cataclysm, explore the lyrical world of Malcolm Mohr as he navigates through the turbulent seas of substance abuse and bipolar disorder. Through emotive verse and evocative imagery, this collection takes those reading on a gritty innermost journey, through the agony and triumphs of mental health. This boundless collection of bipolar ballads, offers a wide  view  of  mental  turmoil, while also encompassing the everlasting bliss of creation that is fueled by the condition itself. Through brutal self reflection and undying patience, Malcolm explores the delicate sway between comfort and destruction. Embracing the chaos that leads to new meaning of life and self discovery.  What the author interprets as the true beauty of struggle and how struggle is ultimately what defines us all in the end. A testament of how the harshest forms of mental illness can serve as a matchless catalyst of unique expression, allowing  life  changing  transcendence into something that is endlessly more. It is Malcolm's mission to reach out to the millions just like him. Encouraging those reading to test this perspective by using their own mental health conditions as a means to explore their own unique form of self expression. This is the project of The Great Cataclysm

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