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My name is Brett, I am twenty-one years old, and live in Orlando. Since this page is "about me" let me share a couple of things about my life.
* I am a father of a lovely daughter.
* I am an upstanding citizen, I pay my taxes.
* I truly enjoy writing, especially

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Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Night: 3 of 321
The chills I can feel running down my spine.Goosebumps on my arms start to rise,You can always feel the cold in the night.I look to the sky pale lit and gray.Find myself wondering if I should stay,Or if I should leave for reasons so right,I always feel contemplative in the night.A star starts to wink far off in the distance,I... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Lust: 4 of 320
The thought isn't fleeting,like I thought it would be.It lingers in my head,and its all I can see.The silk from your dress,your soft warm caress,the touch of your lipsis bliss nothing less.How did this happen the feelings I have,when will you notice these feelings I have.I just found out that I've been dreaming of you,these t... More..
Arts & Humanities > Ethics Being good vs. being religious: 1 of 40
I am a very conflicted man, I have sought after redemption for most of my adult life. As a child I grew up in a very religious environment. I attended a catholic school, and a non-denominational christian academy during my middle school career. I later attended a public high school where I learned what real world situations c... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: I long for you: 17 of 346
For what I have lostWaiting for timing but waiting none the less,writhing and pining for just a little regress.Seething and finding I have not a clue,about what you say or what you do,with him, this guy, when I'm not around,and now all I want is some peace to be found.I hope that he's nice even though it kills me,I want you t... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Separation: 71 of 229
Being without is a blessing in diguise,the only thing i can dois remind myself of these lies.I know I will miss even though I havn't yet left,but the anticipationof something I fear I'll regret.Leaving this home that has given so much,but the person I lovedhas taken away all love love.Or maybe I gave it all away for the worst... More..
Sciences > Disease & Illness Could the AIDS virus be viewed as a natural way to stabilize population growth?: 7 of 18
Sure the AIDS virus could be viewed as nature's reaction to a nasty cold. Similar to the way that a body temperature will raise during bouts of infection, so the earth has cleansed itself in the past. The plague could have also been viewed in the same light. True the plague came about through the pestilence that was the mid e... More..
Society & Lifestyle > Personal Morals & Values People would not be 'good' if there were no rules to obey: 21 of 48
What to Do The question asks if people would be good' if there were no rules to be followed, more or less if we would all be more civil without a rule to break. In theory you really wouldn't be able to define good' without the rule to break. How would one know what was defined as good' and bad' without a definition to back it... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Music: 73 of 153
Musicrete-Inside of every linethere is something we all hope to find.Universal in a quest for joywe all search for the divine.In all the songs that you call your faveyou feel the foundation thats laid to pavethe way for a soul fire delightthe kind that can condemn our can save.Save your heart from feeling betteras it breaks i... More..
Sciences > Sociology The hypocrisy of racism: 10 of 19
How many people do you know that has been a subject of racism? How many of those accused have then turned around and spouted off at the mouth about another person due to their color or upbringing? Speaking for myself I have seen plenty more than enough of the hypocrites. I just don't believe it to be a matter of racism anymor... More..
Arts & Humanities > Ethics Doing wrong for the right reasons is still wrong: 9 of 16
THE HONEST ACTIONS Life is full of fine lines that separate one thing from another. One lesser extreme to it's greater. Often enough we cross these lines unknowingly or belligerently, tossing aside the notion of consequence. As children we learn the difference of "right" and "wrong" through trial and error. Don't steal becau... More..