orange peels fresh in the sinkmy finger tips scented by their honeyoutside the heat lectures the breezelittle birds lined up fluffy down ornamentsi ask myselfself what will you do todayand i answer i dont knowyou do that everyday selfarent you tiredand i answer yes but not like how you thinkthe birds are stillthe window thickContinue reading “self”
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Manzanilla
Medicinal plant. Manzanilla What a lovely photo. I just finished reading a book with character named Daisy. And no it wasn’t The Great Gatsby 🤣🤣🤣
I am my own canvas #1.
Micro Poem #1
Travel Report: Florida Nostalgia.
Florida Nostalgia. The summers of 1989, 1991, 1994. Hey folks, I’m gonna try something different today. In fact, this is is not your usual programming. After eight instalments documenting my U.S. travel nostalgia, I found myself tempted by the prospect of concluding the series with a piece that goes even further back. Now when I sayContinue reading “Travel Report: Florida Nostalgia.”
Loki (2021)
Marvel is back with a much-needed franchise centered around the so-called “God of Mischief.” Loki takes place after Avengers: Endgame—which saw Loki steal the Tesseract during the 2012 events of The Avengers. Those who remember the legendary franchise well know that Loki was killed by Thanos in Avengers: Infinity War. But the Marvel timeline isContinue reading “Loki (2021)”
Twilight
The golden rays recede Forced to retreat, to withdraw, As twilight chases the day away Drawing the curtains temporarily On the daily war waged in the skies Turning the tables in the battle between the Sun and the Moon, As the balance shifts From the light to the dark The Sun makes his way toContinue reading “Twilight”
Nietzsche in the alps — Writing for Therapy
It was a cold, winter morning. Like every day, Fredrich Neitzsche woke up early. He used to live in a cottage which he had made for himself. There was not a single soul for miles away. Only the occasional thumping of the horses could be heard like little whispers, little murmurs which was faint. Nietzsche […]Continue reading “Nietzsche in the alps — Writing for Therapy”
I’m Not Coming to Class, Sincerely Mental Illness
This brings me back to the few times I have opened my inbox and saw my problems staring right back at me. You guessed it, students admitting the reason they didn’t show up was due to their various mental health conditions or just recently being diagnosed with one and, of course, my dear old friend with absolutely no benefits, depression has graced that list.
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