To The Child Mystic is an unintentional memoir-cum-instruction book in poetic forms whose nature is mysticism. Poetic, because the author, a musician, has always been drawn to rhythm, form, and the \"game of rhyme\"; a memoir, because the substance shows a long, personal road, composed of minute changes observed over a long period of time. It is instructional because \"changes observed and recorded are always instructional to those who are receptive - no matter what the subject. And Ms Corwin admits to a deeply didactic nature. \"Didactic but detached. You can't reach everyone, but there's a cover for every pot.\""26.3 | To The Child Mystic, Paperback | Indigo Chapters