"Chronological order is the order in which the events occurred, from first to last. This is the easiest pattern to write and to follow" (stanhopeschools.org).
There is an inherent intrigue in the idea of something following something else. Stories or poems, in this case, which are ordered chronologically in Chronological Order may contain more information than if they stood alone. I am interested in their association and why they presented themselves to me. What was the muse doing when they whispered them into my ear? This is why I kept to this particular Order.
Chronological Order, too, is an attempt to depict reality as it is. I am also hoping that each piece creates catharsis in the reader. As far as I can tell, Catharsis is the most critical thing in life. There is nothing more grand and fantastic. As I write, I have always wanted to emulate my experience reading The New Yorker and Granta poems and short stories, for example, although there is a world of excellent writing.
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Mario Savioni has written several books, primarily poems, short stories, and one novel. He resides in the San Francisco Bay Area. He is currently writing lyrics to instrumentals, singing, and recording them in collaboration with composers and musicians worldwide. He is also improvising solo piano compositions and using other instruments. A gallery in Carmel, California, represents his oil paintings. He is an award-winning "Master's Equivalent" photographer. He has done graphic design for The San Francisco Opera. He is a museum designer, trained as a Paralegal, and placed second in a State of California Clown Contest as a young child. (Barnum and Bailey offered him a job.) ¿¿His current goals are to publish a 46-page poem about Kant and a novella, then continue to paint, produce music, and sing.
