I’m just a girl and  my intentions were good I begged and I pleaded but I was not to be stood under I went to my own little tunnel where I climbed and… Read More →

What’s going on there, sweet emptiness of mine? Did you get lost upon your wandering, or did you just get stuck in your mind? forever, one deep, but always, cups twice, sprite and… Read More →

“–no one ever came to me and said you’re a fool there isn’t such a thing as God somebody’s just been stuffing you it wasn’t murder i think god just died of old… Read More →

Part one of Me, Myself, did not much mind. I started a new routine, where I live each day one toe at a time. I pick up one foot and then set it… Read More →

  The fool is me; It is not you. I promised to stay selfish; it was the only promise I followed all the way through. I self-prophesied to be much at an age so… Read More →

Light headed and eager, to see something I cannot see, The epitome of a loner, “THE WORLD REVOLVES AROUND ME”, But the ego greets – and tackles the only light left in my soul. I… Read More →

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My Mission: To teach, conquer, and calm the mind’s of others throughout the world, who feel as if their voice and thoughts have no potential to lead them towards becoming strong passionate thinkers… Read More →

Curiosity Killed The King: Macbeth and Aristotle on Ethical Principles The presence of established truths within a society is central to evaluating the moral structure of a human being. Through the process of… Read More →

Although there is no concrete evidence that William Shakespeare, an English Renaissance poet and playwright, read and formulated his characters around Aristotle’s thoughts on ethics and moral character, one can assume he understood… Read More →