America Is Lost Part One: The Quest of Psychelapse

Happy Thanksgiving everyone! This last poem from the original manuscript written in 1984 is unchanged from its original. The point of it was to proclaim that the style and concept introduced in this mock epic is "new poetic device." For listeners of Antediluvian Revelations, it is no mystery that the author created a new poetic style called "naturalistic" which does not adhere to any particular po...

The 1984 manuscript has this epsiode as its final, enumerated book. There is only an epilogue remaining in part one, and it was not counted in the number of books. The prologue was also not numbered. The original poem does contain the lines, "tombstones of Astroturf, /stars fallen to the ground." It has been found in the Book of Enoch that he describes one event in his vision of the apocalypse as...

The original manuscript from 1984 had this segment as two separate books. The 2020 revision seems to have erroneously left out the last page of what was the eleventh book in the poem. This podcast reading adds that page back into the story because it has some importantly dramatic lines in it. There has not been any additional lines added into the poem from the original. What happens in this episod...

The title of this episode is the same as the original 1984 manuscript with the exception that there is an exclamation point added to the end of the title in the original document. The majority of this episode is the same as the original, but some edits were made at the end to add a little more timing with the selected music track and to clarify what exactly the prediction turned out to be in this...

This episode is mostly unaltered from the original 1984 manuscript. The original title for this segment was "The Treasure Map or Loss of Laughs." Shortened to just the second part of the original title, the title is a bit of a spoiler. There were a couple of added lines to the text of this segment, and they were intended to give the reader a sense of how the characters in the story were truly lost...

This episode is probably one of the best evidences of how this entire poetry series has been a prophecy. While some people may wish to think of it all as psychic premonitions, it is very much evidence of how the author's attempt to write this poem as a prediction of future events was actually just that. It was not known to the author that Joe Biden took his first political position at the age of 3...

The original title of this segment is Jamboree. The 2020 edited version retitled this poem as "A Lamentation Song," but that title does not really fit the thematic idea of the material. Admittedly, the original poem sucked, so a lot of adjustments were made to this version of the text. There is nothing specific about this poem that might have indicated some prediction like the other parts; however...

The title for this episode is the same as it appears in the 1984 manuscript. There is only one item in this episode that may be significantly prophetic. The reference to "the gates" may be a prediction of the naming of an art gallery and biblical museum that was not built until 2016-2017. Currently supported as one of the exclusively represented artists by Polyet Loshad Publishing, Mary L. Haley i...

In the 1984 manuscript, the title for this episode is the same, but it was originally book IV. Using roman numerals has been a curious example of a premonition of sorts. Writing the Antediluvian Revelations poem without Roman numerals was more sensible than using them the same as they were in the early English translation of the Book of Enoch . The same is true of this poem, and the author began n...

The title of this episode is the same as it appears in the original 1984 manuscript. Added in this podcast version are the words sexual, Ukraine, freedom, and trump-et. The added words are intended to emphasize the prophetic nature of the poet's vision as he initially wrote the manuscript without complete knowledge of what he was predicting in that 40-year-old poem. The mock epic poem was initiall...

This third episode was originally the second book in the 1984 manuscript. This episode introduces a new character to the story. There is a mystery about this character because the original manuscript has this character as a male. Throughout the original manuscript of the poem, all of the descriptions of this character clearly indicate that this persona is a female. It was not until Biden's 2020 el...

The original 1984 manuscript did not have this separation as it appears here in the podcast version from the updated text written in November 2020. There is a significant psychic prediction in this part. It is curious that the pirate is a "masked marauder" who must "remove his mask to eat." Everyone everywhere in the United States needed to remove their masks to eat during the pandemic. Stanley Fi...

The first episode in the poem is called "Intrapsyche." It was initially spelled as a hyphenated word, but it is the original title of that segment. In the 1984 manuscript, the twelve poems that made up the mock epic poem that is now Part One were called Books. A revision in November 2020 resulted in changing them to be episodes. This event is actually the second foretelling event. There was never...

This is the original prologue to the mock epic poem titled The Quest of Psychelapse . Originally written in 1984, the parody within this poem uncannily predicted the presidential victory of Joe Biden in 2020. The Mock Epic poem became a two part poem with the second one being written in November 2020 after the election. Completed on 30 November, 2020, the second part of this epic predicted the cap...