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You can find a lot of information about me in the link I have provided. I was born in Alexandria, Minnesota in 1985. I attended Minnewaska Area High School where I graduated in 2003. I have been actively writing since I was discharged from the Army National

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Arts & Humanities > Philosophical Concepts Imagination as the cause for existence: 1 of 8

While thinking about "existence" and meanings of Life, some people have theories to suggest that Life or existence is one's imagination. If you believe this and are reading my words now, then you must believe I am part of your imagination and did not write this myself; it's something you created in your Mind. You must also b...
Arts & Humanities > Philosophical Concepts Exploring the concept of time: 5 of 36

Time is a very difficult subject to explore without becoming wrapped up in all of it's modern applications. This subject is very old and though we have stregthened our attachment to it, we have not done much to understand our perception of it. We have established much on the basis of science when confronted with time. Some s...
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Life: 207 of 1104

I Was Born From The Sweat Of A Lover. Soon Wore A Disguise Of Another. Now I Confront The World As A Dream, My Eyes Pearled. Everything Is Broken Up Dying. I'll Never Be Caught Trying. Sacrifice My Life For Wisdom. Never Join The Human Kingdom. I Am A Dream I'm A Dream Living In A Nightmare. I Found Myself With Hopes That We...
Arts & Humanities > Philosophical Concepts Finding the meaning of life: 15 of 54

There are uncertainties in so many areas of the World and Mind. Even those who hold true to their beliefs on these subjects are, yet, a little uncertain about them. One of the major questions that are constantly being asked is how to find the meaning of Life. Now, there are those who believe they know the meaning of Life and...
Creative Writing > Reflections Reflections: Ignorance is bliss?: 5 of 12

"Ignorance is bliss" is an expression I hear all the time. Most of the time it is when people are expressing how it feels so good, relatively, to not know the truth, which could be considered less suitable for that particular person. In this situation, that person feels that knowledge of a certain thing would prove disaster,...
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Seeds: 55 of 110

Pavement Spans Without Keyed Locks. Over The Streams And Under The Clouds. Soiled Perfection. Solid Incision. Where Have You Left From My Lovely, Only Left Friend. Swallow Me, My New, Old Mate; I've Much For You To Mitigate. I'm A Seed For You To Bury Within Yourself, Where Me You'll Carry. I'll Bring Parts Of You Inside. Yo...
Sciences > Biology (Other) Is the human race evolving or devolving?: 13 of 24

From the birth of Life until now, Lifeforms on Earth have been evolving slowly. Different slight variations of the same creature would survive better with the given environment, making them the dominant variant of that creature and the variants that are less capable or compatible are "weeded out". Now some people are beginni...
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Dark Poems: 220 of 397

-Pacific Rogues- Blindly They Marvel In Themselves. Full Of Ill-Constructed, Depurifying Vanity. A Shed Of Tear, Instead Of Blood Instantly, Fear; Tears Are Blood Sweat Be The Expression Of Fear. O, What You Can Shamelessly Do, Intend. Hurrying The Start, Hurrying The End, Hurting My Heart, Hurting Your Friend. You Fallowed ...
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Skeletons: 15 of 25

Where They Live They Do Not Live, They Exist. They Did Live, At One Time. You See These Creatures, You Make Your Move. They Make Theirs Within Shallow Moods. Can You Describe? Prescribe Another? Shattered Vanity. Mirrors Without Reflection. Death Lives On; Death Lies On You. Nothing More, Nevertheless. Nothing Left, No Death...
Arts & Humanities > Philosophical Concepts Why we dwell on the past: 46 of 74

Humans need a point of reference for most things in the world. Besides thinking about the future and predicting what may happen, or hoping for that matter, we think about the past. If the past thoughts are about "bad" things, we give it the phrase "dwelling on the past". Why do Humans dwell on things that are done and gone? ...