The Tales of Tatro

Are paradoxical short stories and poems which reflect the crazed intellectual expressions of a "Third Person" caricature, Tatro Zenith, which in the full expression of the character, is an alter ego which identifies the creative writing side of the author. They are all visual imageries which the author calls each a "Fu-Ta-Fool" and when written down do not in many instances completely express the essence of the actual visions conjured over a period of forty years. In many instances the imagery doesn't mean anything, nor does it have to make any sense. It could be the reality of a really sick mind or the creative expression of a hallucination. Nevertheless, it's not open for judgment or literal interpretation, but could be a deliberate and illusive escape from reality. That's the beauty about poetry, it allows you to express and consume in manners which defy the norm of proper linguistics and grammar.