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Attempting to define the essence of life's portrait can be daunting. What would we do without language, without words of texture and color to affix o... Try as we might to hold firm, change is unstoppable. (Image by pinterest)
We often allocate all our impressions of grifters to movie depictions) unaware that a substantial percentage of the very people involved in the film i... A writer’s need to overcome fear is not unlike any other’s where clouds of doubt
continue to threaten storms.
Mount Washington Hill Climb © flwrider.com
Just working my way up hill… How did our species get to the point of worshiping knowing-not? “Never discourage anyone who continually makes progress, no matter how slow.” Plato – ... The desire for truth is often betrayed by acquiescence and laziness.
A prosetry exploration into the long term contamination of any toxic experience. (Painting by Paul David Bond) Perhaps there truly is something to the idea that everything happens for a purpose. If so, arriving at that moment of intention’s clarity is often el... Accepting we create our own reality is often a slow lifelong revelation. Will we ever get over the rush of emotional transience and welcome the brutal truth of rationalization? (Image by Christian Schloe)
Many would argue that discovering who we really are takes time and more than just a little willingness to be imaginative. (Image by Pinterest) Staying at home ushers in solitary thought with perhaps only the mirror as listener. Yet, in all of this hardship, there are lessons to be learned… s... Anything that kills our empathy, makes us evil. When we can’t feel the pain of another human being, we lose all kindness and good sense. We become mon... To acquire a personal meditative position, perhaps one of Man’s most absent means of becoming more adept at fathoming the unfathomable, one must put m... Often the absence of intimacy, of understanding that a touch has the musical depth of a symphony, leads to an abyss of infinite darkness, or…. - “Do we know what's coming? Have we ever known what's around the corner? We may surmise, reflect with erudition, and make predictions; some manifest,... <bgsound src = ''http://www.mfiles.co.uk/downloads/silent-night.mid''hidden loop=-1>
Some of my "seeings" mellowed by my concept of the thoughts of The Dalai Lama. Mime mind blank inert inner space be-twist thee perceptions inoculation, mid percolator perfection imperfection of verse grime coffee stains.
Tempora... Strange how things can recycle on the same and differentiating - divergent schedules. Somehow it was important to post this thought. That more content will come later on.
Flushed out anew, the finished Under Wear Fleeting Thoughts Collection...
Short and simple... Today, it is arguable that the world’s delusional addiction will continue to vanquish reality’s purpose until we awaken. Today, it is arguable that the world’s delusional addiction will continue to vanquish reality’s purpose until we awaken. (Image Saatchi art) – Making the case for subtext, consider: “Rhetoricians have always admitted that a writer’s success depends on three things: What is said, how it is ... Today, it is arguable that the world’s delusional addiction will continue to vanquish reality’s purpose until we awaken. (From the New York Times 1/8/16) PALMA, Majorca — In 1938, the Spanish artist Joan Miró, then 45, was living a precarious existence in Paris, moving ... Some objects personified reveal little. Others only know how to reveal. (Image by Pinterest) Triolet poems have a specified rhyming scheme with 8 verses; the 1st, 4th and 7th verse repeated, and the 2nd and 8th verse repeated. Thanks to Richar... |
