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About me - Taylor Seno

Born in Odessa, TX
Raised in Orange County, CA
Rebelled in Ruidoso, NM
Grew up in Odessa
And currently reside in Sugar Land, TX.

I love life.
I like mischief.
I embrace my mood swings.
I can't stand stupidity.
But I love watching The Simple Life.
I cheer for the

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Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Seasonal celebrations: 5 of 50
October -The name alone sounds like the magic words to an enchanting spell. The invocation of some mystical powerThat makes the wind howl and tree limbs bow. The breath of the season whispering things that you knowBut can't quite hear....And still it stirs something deep in the gutLike a flame flickering in the belly of a jac... More..
Education > Educational Philosophy The value of a classical education: 1 of 10
It Takes More Than a Village to Raise an IdiotEveryone has heard an elder say, "Well, back in my day...," making it common knowledge that values, standards, and social norms change to fit the world around them. It has almost always been inherently understood that it takes a village to raise a child. In America, families have ... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Insignificance: 4 of 19
Turmoil-turmoil in this guttermouthmaking rainbow reflections in the puddles of tearsfallen like a faceplantinto the pavement of wasted yearsi put my mouth on the curb after i took my foot outand i'm sorry for every word i ever saidevery sound i ever made was a wasted breathsorry you listenedand sorry i took up a second of yo... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Demands & expectations: 5 of 18
Individual Tyranny-Would a noose around my neckKeep me from breathingThis venom?Your every wordStifles meYour trifling attitudeOffending my very natureIt's human nature to rebelSounding the alarmsBells in my headI think far too much,Much higher,FasterBetterTo reason with obscurePetty treasonsYour insignificant incantationsSuf... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: You're still the one: 9 of 30
Daze-The eyes of an angelCarrying the pain of a demonAnger like the sword of godAnd the fire of the sunGazing up at the starsCircling the townRiding morphine cloudsAnd never coming downI remember how I laughedLonged to hold your handBut I let the moment passAnd still don't understandWhy you let me out of you armsWhy I let you... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Confused by love: 102 of 311
quietthe tumulotuous waves settledas a new moon came into orbitquieted by his big strong handsthat have promised to keep my heart safewithout words. i didn't need a promise anywaybecause the truth he spoke was tangiblethe bond that grew was so innocentit surpassed the physical worldi desired nothing but to be closewith an arm... More..
Arts & Humanities > Art Appreciation Art vs life: 3 of 9
LOVELYSince the beginning of time, the human race has struggled to define love and give it a tangible meaning. People have tried to measure love, describe love, and even bottle love. Countless artists have attempted to capture love's elusive essence and put it into expressions that people's minds can comprehend. "The Kiss" by... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Feeling lost: 254 of 720
Ghost-RavenousI walk at night, looking for himEyes closed, driven byA restless whimA thirst for blood,Substance, thick and redThe chill of being dead, endlessMy spirit, bound to this life for somethingAimlessly wandering among the livingUntil a vision, passing through, a resounding cryYou saw my ghost and spoke to meGiving a ... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Society: 111 of 282
Public Service Announcement-A Long, Long time agoI decided to sufferSmiling like scarsEyes twinkling like starsNew and Improved!Let me sell youOn the idea of enlightenment.Mr. Thompson, you had no idea...Let me be the posterchildFor this doomed generation...I will be the angry voiceOf the good little boys and girlsWho have be... More..
Arts & Humanities > Literary Themes & Ideas Modernism in literature and history: 3 of 7
Literal Revolutions Throughout history, it has been said that art imitates life, and vice versa. While the latter is usually said in reference to negative effects of media influence, art imitating life is most enjoyable and evident in literature. The most influential literature comes from the most influential times of social ... More..