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  • Poetry Series – 1/10 Poems – “A Thrown Line into the River” – A Failed Romance – 2/16/2020
    16 Feb 2020

    Poetry Series – 1/10 Poems – “A Thrown Line into the River” – A Failed Romance – 2/16/2020

    Sunken beneath, the tides, as you wereMy solace, the source to my wellOf tears.I threw a line for your freedom, when I saw you were drowning.I threw it, to save you from the uncertainty that kept you weeping.For each drop in the tide, was yours.Though, the well was mine. I looked back to the well,For…

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  • A Quote – “What does it mean to Protect a Loved One?” – 2/16/2020
    16 Feb 2020

    A Quote – “What does it mean to Protect a Loved One?” – 2/16/2020

    “To protect those who are hurting; no, to protect those who have once experienced hurt; no, to protect those who have yet to be hurt further, and that is what is meant to be done, being the final way. See the suffering? See it clear, with your own eyes? Do you cry for it? Do…

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  • “The Reason behind Reason” – Why Science has Ignored the Highest Form of Logic – Philosophy
    16 Feb 2020

    “The Reason behind Reason” – Why Science has Ignored the Highest Form of Logic – Philosophy

    Science has created a polarity. That polarity that recites the words, “Everything other than religion, will be logical.” Yet, why it is that science cannot realize that the highest form of logic, is love? Love is indeed the highest form of logic. Why is that? It is because “love” relates to prevention, as science will…

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  • Poem – “The Love never Had” – Romantic Poetry – 2/15/2020
    15 Feb 2020

    Poem – “The Love never Had” – Romantic Poetry – 2/15/2020

    Above ground,You were grand, with eyes like the emerald watersOf two distant ponds.And, you had the clearest vision, as a woman of realism.And me, a man of idealismDrew fantasies in curves, and grew obsessiveOver our love’s successiveNature to disasters. I became the savior for you,As you had winter for blankets,And I removed themFor the summer…

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  • Poem – “The Heaviness in my Eyes” – Romantic Poetry – 2/14/2020
    14 Feb 2020

    Poem – “The Heaviness in my Eyes” – Romantic Poetry – 2/14/2020

    The worn feeling,The pressuring sensation,To move.The dryness in my heart, where should stir blood,The motion of my form, against the songs of sadness,Bellowed from my lips. The loss,The emptiness,Inside of me.The beauty that was with you, something held upon like gold,The form you would give to me, as something to hold in one arm,Has become…

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  • Poem – “Your Absence is Present” – Romantic Poetry – 2/14/2020
    14 Feb 2020

    Poem – “Your Absence is Present” – Romantic Poetry – 2/14/2020

    My heart fills with the solitudeOf a thousand-and-one waking nightmares,Up from the deep blue,Where each horror had slept in deepest rest.With the sun burning high above,Not nearly enough,To wear down my discarded loveThat does not dry on the soft sands. Love is a failure, upon my weary shoulders,For my death is near.I can hear them…

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  • Poem – “A Taste of Love” – Romantic Poetry – 2/14/2020
    14 Feb 2020

    Poem – “A Taste of Love” – Romantic Poetry – 2/14/2020

    Bled upon the leavesWas my sorrows.I held tears on the edges of my fingers,And swept them into rivers cold as ice.Love held a bitter burnUpon my tongue,As a feeble memory lingersIn my trembling heart. Love cannot be this miserableTo have undone.For why is itThat I have to begin at square one? Like two meadows apart,She…

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  • Poem – “In all the Cruel Ways you Haunt Me” – Romantic Poetry – 2/13/2020
    13 Feb 2020

    Poem – “In all the Cruel Ways you Haunt Me” – Romantic Poetry – 2/13/2020

    Sometimes, upon when I lay my headAtop a pillow, I will see the edges of your formTaking shape at the foot of my bed. I see the tears that begin to floatAway from my eyes,And you’d catch them, with hands open for their approach. What will you sayWhen the day comes,When you will see me…

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  • Chapter I – “A Dream once Loved” – Romance Novel – 2/13/2020
    13 Feb 2020

    Chapter I – “A Dream once Loved” – Romance Novel – 2/13/2020

    Memories are there for the mind to soak itself, in waters so murky or translucent, that feelings will continue to haunt and create sensations for the body to feel. Alessio is feeling upon this day the pain of hardness. Though, it is in a meditative state. For he is sitting with his eyes buried in…

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  • 3rd Rewrite of Opening – “A Dream once Loved” – Attempting a Hook – 2/13/2020
    13 Feb 2020

    3rd Rewrite of Opening – “A Dream once Loved” – Attempting a Hook – 2/13/2020

    Memories are there for the mind to soak itself, in waters so murky or translucent, that feelings will continue to haunt and create sensations for the body to feel. Alessio is feeling upon this day the pain of hardness. Though, it is in a meditative state. For he is sitting with his eyes buried in…

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  • Philosophy – “The Importance of Complete Trust” – 2/13/2020
    13 Feb 2020

    Philosophy – “The Importance of Complete Trust” – 2/13/2020

    The importance of complete and unrestrained trust, is in two directions. The first is the complete trust, that should it be given upon a romantic partner, one has a very broad chance of developing a wonderful relationship. The second is the complete trust, that should it be given upon a romantic partner, though the relationship…

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  • Philosophy – “What is a Lie?” – 2/13/2020
    13 Feb 2020

    Philosophy – “What is a Lie?” – 2/13/2020

    A lie is differed from the truth, when we understand that a lie remains as the same. A lie remains asleep, though does not atrophy into a puniness. It is the wholeness, not ever changing itself, as people cling upon it. When an Atheist calls God a liar, he would be right, when we know…

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