Product Description The peaks of the past I replace with words. --Rainer Schulte Reading these poems is like falling backward into a landscape of surrealism. Schulte combines the human body, its physical nature and natural rhythms, with questions of time and consciousness. He contorts the human body, recreates it, and dwells on its passage from the present into death and dream. He even implements Munch's The Scream into one poem. For Schulte, pain makes life vivid and livable. He fixates on the pleasure and struggle and the pleasure in struggle of life, death, relation
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