num_pages: 51
description: Sometimes children are born with the ability to pay for the right to breathe. They are able to absorb all kind of undisciplined abuse for the sake of peace and out of fear for their lives. They forsake a childhood for the rights of guardians who need a vestibule for their disgust at their own lives. Like the child who did not ask to be born, they did not want to be parents. How could they? They never finished growing up themselves. And now, the innocent child is not so innocent anymore. It is responsible for his parents' pain and anger. The sensitive bright child did not need to be born to enraging parents whose gifts to the child are rage and intimidation. They are not responsible for their immaturity, but the child is left to take the brunt of an imperfect society run by adults. This is not right.
language: English
title: The Bronze Man: A psychological epic of one man's lone journey to his own reality
titlecomplete: The Bronze Man: A psychological epic of one man's lone journey to his own reality
publisher: PublishAmerica