Memorial Day
For the dead and those dead while alive: “Memorial Day” Have I done my duty? Any duty that is not Amor is not my duty. The past is a prison of nightmares. I wake up howling, and I don’t remember. … Continue reading Memorial Day
For the dead and those dead while alive: “Memorial Day” Have I done my duty? Any duty that is not Amor is not my duty. The past is a prison of nightmares. I wake up howling, and I don’t remember. … Continue reading Memorial Day
“Game Dog” I live life like a dog and life is simply beautiful Full force forward Pulling and pushing with every ounce of Alma Spirit Not only obedient but also wild like the wind, like an animal is supposed to … Continue reading Game Dog
“Literally or Literarily?” A smile from my broken heart is the best I can do. This writing wears a wool black beanie on a cold gray day. I wonder whether I should write words when there is so much suffering … Continue reading Literally or Literarily?
“Snake Eyes” He sided withSinnersSo was happy with theRoll of the dice When finally hisSoul sank,He stayed silent,Like anInnocent manWho explainsNothing Continue reading Snake Eyes
Words can do anything you want them to do. They are an all-around transformational power literally at your fingertips. You can caress them and lay them gently into a treasure box, or you can shoot them out to stars. Praxis, … Continue reading Why Write? Praxis (Part 7 of 7)
“Why Write? Skills (Part 5 of 7)” Whatever you write will be left for eternity, so you should write everything with sincerity. Imagine your audience will hang up your words like a work of art. In order to become skilled … Continue reading Why Write? Skills (Part 5 of 7)
Words can do anything you want them to do. They are an all-around transformational power literally at your fingertips. You can caress them and lay them gently into a treasure box, or you can shoot them out to stars. Praxis, … Continue reading “Why Write? Praxis (Part 7 of 7)”
“Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter.” Martin Luther King, Jr. Those words got style, power, and lots of love. They are simple words, not overly intellectual, but they encapsulate our entire existential … Continue reading “Why Write? Style (Part 6 of 7)”
Whatever you write will be left for eternity, so you should write everything with sincerity. Imagine your audience will hang up your words like a work of art. In order to become skilled in this martial art, you must practice. … Continue reading “Why Write? Skills (Part 5 of 7)”
Be good to the mountains, and they will be good to you. We write to know ourselves, to fight against ourselves, and to return somewhere inside of ourselves where we have never been. It all happens simultaneously. Evolution is a … Continue reading “Why Write? Imagination: Evolution, Revolution, and Roots (Part 4 of 7)”