Fails to deliver on the promise of the previous two in the series, mostly because of it's disjointed nature. The imagery is still beautiful, the thoughts still somewhat profound, but they feel disorganized.  Unlike the other two, which I could hand to a child who wouldn't get the deep parts but could still follow the story, this book can only be read by someone who wants aphorisms on life, not someone who wants to follow a storyline, and that's a real loss.