Does It Hit The Spine Correctly?

Alternative poetry meets punk philosophy - raw words that cut deep and demand to be felt. This book is not here to comfort you. It's here to hit the spine.

Does It Hit The Spine Correctly? is a collection of poems, fragments, and unfiltered thoughts from artist Levi Zadoff - known for his raw music, visual art, and now this written manifesto. These are pages of confession, rebellion, and love stitched together with jagged honesty.

Inside you'll find:

• Poems on existence and mortality - reflections that pull from philosophy but bleed with modern angst.

• Love and connection in their rawest form - passion, heartbreak, and the unbearable gravity of soul-recognition.

• Fragments of rebellion and faith - thoughts that challenge conformity and wrestle with God, self, and meaning.

• Artistic vulnerability - words as brushstrokes, every poem a confrontation with what it means to be alive.

Levi Zadoff is not just a writer - he's an alternative rap artist, painter, and storyteller who blurs the lines between music, philosophy, and literature. His work is for outsiders, seekers, fighters, and lovers who crave something real.

If you've ever wanted a book that feels like late-night confessions, spiritual wrestling, and punk-rock honesty bound in one spine - this is it.