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Look Away Silence by Edward Patterson

Martin Powers wanted an ironing board for Christmas. Instead, he got . . . Matthew Kieler, a non-returnable gift, but a gift that kept on giving. A powerful tale of survival, compassion and unapologetic love in the time of AIDS.  
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If we indeed are a sum total of our experiences and the vital impressions they have left on us, then no individual is fully introduced until you have a glimpse at where they are coming from, and the experiences that have shaped them. It is interesting however, that we get to know people and learn from their experiences after they die in their biographies, of if they do it themselves in their


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 UNIQUE EXPERIENCES If we indeed are a sum total of our experiences and the vital impressions they have left on us, then no individual is fully introduced until you have a glimpse at where they are coming from, and the experiences that have shaped them. It is interesting however, that we get to know people and learn from their experiences after they die in their biographies, of if they do it themselves in their later years. But here is a special privilege to show case myself. I had discovered in my very eventful life so far that you cant choose your entry point entering this material world,and soon whatever you believe in  may remain personal later extinct except you identify colleagues who believe in or share your ideas,  to carry along your inclinations long after you are dead.Black or white the rules remain the same. As you read through my  treatise, I find it when I realize during my stay so far that we (artist in any genre) are only copying the master Artist. Who had imagine the whole existence, he worked in in clay modeling bringing out our structure and give us life like an animation designer ,setting the scenery and give us words as a writer gives his characters words,each of us an actor on his/hers stages,our lives and existence being a serial of scenes, piled up to make hours,hours to make days,days to make seasons,seasons to years,beginning fetus,baby,toddler,teenage, puberty,adult,old age. Like an animator we are drawn preprogrammed not for a determined destiny like some thought but for a choice destiny.We by our innate actions pre-influence what and what our own world is going to look like ,as we shape it, the designer input,if ,only, either ,when,if not, from premise and other programs determinants are flexible to whatever our brain or mind will shape our own world. Like Him we are accorded a creator's privileges of creating whoever,whatever etc we will become. Secondly I realize that every inspiration comes when we are mostly at the lowest ebb of our human nature we are most influenced for creation writing,painting etc whenever we switch into the realm of the spirit.Hunger unsatisfied needs poverty,sickness ,deformity and other challenges leads us effectively to gain from the spiritual entity in our being linking us with a well from above.Somehow the world makes us feel it’s self aggrandizement  to begin to write an autobiography at a young age, but it’s interesting however that when we read about the great, our attentions are not focused on how they died, or how they spent their old age, our eyes are riveted rather on their making, their early years. We look around for traces in them of similarities with us, as if somehow to convince ourselves that greatness has not completely eluded us. I have a unique attribute of the master creator in setting my art and I draw inspirations from Him  He opens the secrects of creation to arts in different genre although most even hated Him and calls Him names using many popular foul languages.But when advanced in age most artist discover the complexities of the unknown world beyond, this leads many to either find Him or lose Him completely.Greatness will never elude you, it’s never too late to start to do things right. When all is said and done, and your history is written, there will be no reference to the kind of car you drove, no reference to how many houses you have, no reference to how loaded your bank account was.Think about it, what do you want to be remembered for? When your coffin is lowered and your grave sealed, what lives on after you, are the lives you have blessed, the people your coming made a difference to, what you gave, the sacrifices you made and the things you did, that made others say thank you God for sending this guy into the world.