"GLOOMY FATE"
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Gloomy Fate (Fate - Harbinger in the Temple of Doom) and (Calamitous - Man vs Fate) is a masterpiece timeless epic poem by Charles Awusin Inko-Tariah aka "The Tragic-Hero" an orphaned and abandoned Deaf/Partially Blind war survivor (Nigeria vs Secessionist Republic of Biafra 1967-1970) who is 99% mainstream primary and secondary schools "trial and error" self-taught unaided (without special education) clerk-typist with renowned French bank Societe Generale, Lagos, Nigeria 1986-1990, poet, author and publisher of 3 books and 5 upcoming books as well as a 25-year political prisoner in USA 1994-2018 mostly in famous Federal Prison Medical Center, Butner, North Carolina who fought gallantly for 60-years with an unending determination to wrestled control of his destiny in epic battle since infancy in March 1966 when his father passed away, redesign his fate, snatched victory over inviolable fate itself even when fate seems insurmountable and regained the lost ability to smile. He attended college briefly at Gallaudet University, Washington, D.C 1992-1993 which took an unexpected turn resulting in a trip to the "UNDERWORLD" (federal custody) following a protest-related notorious underground interstate metro subway havoc disruption incident 7/31/98 in Judiciary Square Metro Station, Washington, D.C.
Writing powerful poetry for 35-years (1984-2019) allows him to create melodies that stir the soul and transport the listeners to the cosmogenic realm of gods and heroes (demigods) who walked among us and whose divine essence is cloaked in the guise of mortal men. This is the GOLDEN AGE, where myths and reality intertwined and the boundaries between the earthly and celestial blur into poetic infinity.
Historical, legendary and mythological figures like Romulus of Rome, Biblical Moses, Horus of ancient Egypt, Perseus of ancient Greek, Chandragupta Maurya of ancient India, Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) of Arabia and Sargon of Akkad were all children of misfortune - either orphaned or abandoned in early childhood who rose to greatness in history, myth and legends through superhuman deeds celebrated across cultures and epoch. Charles Awusin Inko-Tariah aka "Tragic-Hero Awusin" follows in their footsteps through his unparalleled 60-year feats of endurance, fortitude and valor routing the marching forces of immensely dreadful all-conquering overwhelming fate - a fate worse than death. Yahshua The Messiah (Jesus Christ), Prophet Muhammad, Psalmist 118-22-24, Prophet Daniel 2:34-35, Matthew 24:13, Matthew 21:42, Mark 12:10, Luke 20:17, Acts 4:11 and James 1:12 as well as renowned U.S. author and mythologist Joseph Campbell in his much acclaimed 1949 book "THE HERO WITH A THOUSAND FACES" all have cryptically described the mysterious figure (Charles Awusin Inko-Tariah).
