Fatherhood is one of those remarkable happenings in life that truly exposes a man to himself; his roots grow ever deeper and he roots himself and his child and his family in the gentle caress of protection – the branches of his love grow in perfect symmetry with his roots and the roots of his family: extending ever out of him and his willingness to sacrifice himself for his child and for his child’s safety; there is a love and a bond there that he has never before encountered or even dared dream could be experienced, and his child is shrouded and protected in this love and in this bond eternal.
Moiret Allegiere (Born 1986) hails from Norway. A self-described scribbler of lines, juggler of words and weird pseudo-hermit, he became so concerned with the state of the world that he left his long and deliberate hibernation to wreak bloody havoc on the world of fine art and literature.
