: About Me

My name is Justin Page and I live in California's central valley. I was born and raised in an agricultural community with a current population of just over 50,000 people. I am a fellon, although I have never done any significant time. My fellonies revolve around the use of medical marijuana and the abuse of alcahol, neither of wich are currently used or abused by myself. Since my troubles with drugs I have gone back to school and now have a degree and am a drug and alcohol counselor. I am registered with CAADAC. I write because I like to see my thoughts on paper. I feel that I can more closely examine them this way as well as edit them. After all, how can you know what you think if you don't write it down. I'm not here to make a living, although that would be nice, but I would rather see where I stand in the relm of those who commit themselves to paper. I am a Christian and I have a personal relationship with God. But don't go making any assumptions based off of that fact, because I have already reaveled aspects of myself here that show that I am not perfect. Rather my life is a constant struggle between who I know I should be and who I currently am. I've found that I have a tendency to go against the grain. Sometimes that fact has served me well, often it has not. Everything is a matter of perspective, and your point of veiw depends on where you happen to be standing at any given point in time, if you want to know mine, read my articles.

Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Heartache

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Once again it happened on my watch. This is no novel experience, rather in danger of becoming common place. This time the signs were clearer than before. How could I let this happen again? I cannot always be there. It's crazy how a simple statement can irrevocably alter reality. Had I not told myself this, things would be different. In the middle of the night, nobody answers the phone? How unusual? My phone didn't ring, I would have came. I should have been there anyway. A message of pure hatred?  A message of dissolution. That wasn't you.  I came when I knew.  I knew too la...

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