Poetry is an explosion; the end result of the critical mass built up inside a mind that can only see the world in metaphor, concept, and verse. The content is a raw, unfettered, ever expanding front of emotional, philosophical, and psychological ore. The poet does not seek to mine or refine the things that result from this type of release. That is for the reader. The poetry contained within this book falls in line with that attitude. It is unrefined, explosive and impossible to ignore. From the outcries against war from a man who's seen it first-hand, and the simple mewlings of a brokenhearted boy, to the triumphant roar of sinful joys, and the gentle lilting whispers of new loves, these poems find focus in the frenetic mania of life. Thoughtful and thought-provoking, this book is a young mans attempt to make sense of the painful, wonderful world around him. Praise for Seth Tribble and Desperately Reassembling Me: ..".it gave me hope for the future of poetry. Here is a young poet who thinks deeply. Not like so many young poets we've read who are so deeply self-absorbed, here is a young poet concerned with the broader concepts of the world." -J. Glenn Evans (Founder, PoetsWest)