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My name is Sean (or Belegana) I am freelance writer and normally specialize in technical writing but I also work on freelance Internet articles and my own novels. I live for the openness of writing about anything and for things I know or want to know

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Creative Writing > Humor Humor: Remembering: 2 of 36

A nail in my head? - I remember it like it was yesterday. John, a 20-year-old college student continued in his slow southern good ol' boy drawl, "I mean maybe it was the day before yesterday, and I am not so sure I can even remember all the details. Who knew that a nail gun could fire through so much wood? It was just a tric...
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Freedom: 40 of 268

Freedom's Nightly Jewel - I am determined to skin the night for a new jewel of nothingness to inscribe...Not confident what I am probing for or what I will bare. The fabric of space and time was too inflexible to cleave to, for the instant it was spent. So I attempt to build a flight of fancy, but the magnate of light sellin...
Creative Writing > Memoirs Memoirs: What my dog means to me: 87 of 393

I love you Tasha Last night I said goodbye to a friend, a child, and a ball of love with the wag of a tail She loved her sister and me. Heck, she even obeyed the cats. I came home yesterday after along day at work and wanted nothing more than to spend time with my girls. Rough housing on the floor or simply having one of the...
Computers & Technology > Phone Technologies & Issues Cell phones: A love/hate relationship: 7 of 25

In the world of cell phones and their ever-changing capabilities, their features at times overwhelm us. With instant digital cameras and video capability, you are ready to record anything just as it happens. You can now listen to MP3s and watch streaming video to catch up on the latest music and TV shows. If you are in the m...
Hobbies & Games > Video Games (Other) Website reviews: Gametap.com: 2 of 7

Intro The Gametap website (http://www.gametap.com/) is an on-demand gaming service instantly downloadable to your PC. They offer classic video games of the past from console, PC, and even stand up arcade hits, along with a few newer titles. Many of the older games were and are still fun to play. Many of the games on the serv...
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Experiencing nature: 60 of 209

Ocean breezes, strong and whipping Face now redden and ears cold form the chill Positively powerful, enlightening, and refreshing to my mind. Considering the sea, the history of man's folly to overcome the horizon's call To challenge the destiny and fate that drives my life like the waves crashing into the surf Pounding and ...
Creative Writing > Satire Satire: Self awareness: 3 of 9

Am I Self Aware Enough? - I have a question. Am I living on this planet with many individuals or a bunch of clones? Am I unstable living within my "own perception" of the world that people all look the same? I ask this because for more than 20 years I have seen reality in a different light. Much like looking at the world thr...
Hobbies & Games > Video Games (Other) Guide to video game rentals: 2 of 6

I have been playing games for a long time. One thing that has never changed is that video games and gaming consoles are expensive. After purchasing a new gaming console, regularly running from $300 to $500, you then have to buy additional controllers, service access, batteries, and charging stations. Then you still have to b...
Creative Writing > Short Stories Short stories: Dark stories: 217 of 613

Mindful Intentions - I entered the room and looked at the two windows standing before me. I step to the first and fields are open but warmth fills my chest, as I gaze deeper into the portrait ahead of me. It is filled with gorgeous images with sunshine, bulbous white clouds crossing the sky and emergent shapes are pulled fro...
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: When you look at me: 101 of 268

Without an echo - Without an echo, she gently faded into shadows through the doorway as if she were a piece of the night. I can still make out your form as you move through the shadows searching for the light. Sorry, they won't turn on; I unscrewed them the last time I was in there as I now sit here, across the street excuse...