April 30, 2007

On The Ability To Discern Between Good And Evil

When considering the conditions of human nature, the issue of the ability to discern good and evil inevitably arises. We have been taught (by religion) that things are divided pretty much between the two and yet in real life, the demarcation line between them is more commonly… vague. Imagine for example, going first into a [...]

April 28, 2007

Kevin – a poem

He Walks With The Swag Of A Confident Man, One With The Step Of A Kool Cat Dude. He Looks To One Side Then The Other, With Ease, Sniffing The Scent Of The Wind As It Moves. Like A Panther, On The Prowl For His Next Prey, Caring Nothing That Others Look To Him And [...]

April 26, 2007

On Discrimination

Discrimination is one of those words that automatically brings to mind a cultural and historical definition, usually associated with prejudice. When people use the word out of context, one usually assumes it refers to some kind of racial discrimination and often, hate-related actions. This is not the kind of discrimination I am talking about. I’m [...]

April 23, 2007

Y-Ipod?

To be perfectly honest, I have always considered myself technologically compromised (although incompetent is closer to the truth). It took me years to discover the VCR, the DVD player, even the Microwave Oven. I grew up on TV dinners and Snack Tables, Kraft’s Aluminum foil and Plastic Covers on the Furniture until company came. I [...]

April 21, 2007

Fall Insights – a poem

In the Autumn of my life, Resurrection of hope begins Showing promise of renewal, Where failure resides, with sorrow Painfully filling thoughts, Measured by time, and lost opportunity As My journey moves ever closer, its final destination, Transmutation of My soul Putting aside regrets, Of youths’ opportunities, lost Submerged, buried deep, Beneath the Winter of [...]

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