Admixture: the journey of life, is an attempt to describe the complexities in nature, humans as well as the human environment. It consists of fifty-six simple poems often presented as proverbial or idiomatic expressions with hidden meanings that may be interpreted variously by the reader. They are intentionally largely non punctuated, thus allowing the reader the free will to render each line in accordance with the reader's imagination. Generally, the poems speak of common issues associated with humans, such as life, death, birth, love, hate, greed, fear, etc.