- Genre:poetry
- Sub-genre:General
- Language:English
- Pages:208
- Paperback ISBN:9798317837464
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Passing Through the Atmosphere is a poetic journey through gravity, friction, altitude, silence, and spiritual reckoning. In this deeply reflective collection, Robert Jai Owens—writing as Royal Jai Loc—explores identity, love, pride, faith, loss, transformation, and the unseen battles that shape a life.
Each chapter represents a season of ascent and descent. From the weight of ego and consequence to moments of clarity after the storm, these poems confront truth without flinching. Some are intimate. Some are cosmic. All are honest.
Blending raw emotional realism with mythic imagery and symbolic depth, this collection traces the evolution of a man learning to shed what no longer serves him—while holding on to what endures.
This is not simply a book of poems. It is a reckoning. It is a climb. It is what remains after the lightning.
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Passing Through the Atmosphere is a layered poetic ascent through identity, consequence, love, ego, faith, silence, and spiritual awakening. Written by Robert Jai Owens under the creative name Royal Jai Loc, this collection moves through emotional gravity and personal reckoning with unfiltered honesty.
Structured in chapters that mirror elevation and descent—Gravity, Friction, Altitude, Ground Level, Cupid, Threshold, Between Lightning and Sound, Silence—the book unfolds as a journey rather than a simple anthology. Each section represents a season of growth, loss, confrontation, and renewal.
These poems confront pride, heartbreak, mortality, legacy, temptation, redemption, and the invisible battles that shape a man long before the world sees him clearly. Some verses whisper. Others thunder. Some are intimate confessions. Others feel prophetic.
Blending raw realism with cosmic imagery and symbolic depth, this work reflects the evolution of a voice learning to shed illusion while holding onto truth.
This is not simply poetry. It is transformation in motion. It is what survives the fall. It is what remains after the lightning.
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