Lost God

A narrative poem built on the strangest of ancient omens. When a first-century Greek scholar hears a voice across the sea proclaiming 'Pan is dead, ' he cannot rest until he understands what it means. His quest propels him from the sun-bleached shores of the Aegean to the teeming streets of Jerusalem and back again, a pilgrimage through a world where old gods are dying and something new is struggling to be born. The journey is both physical and spiritual: a passage through collapsing mythologies, through doubt and longing, toward a revelation that echoes across centuries. Written in flowing Victorian verse, this is a book for readers who feel the pull of the ancient world and the重量 of questions that have no easy answers. It captures a moment frozen between two ages, when the old pagan darkness was giving way to a new and uncertain light.