A monologue I wish was included in Kate’s dialogue. This poem adapts my understanding of her character with how I imagine she felt about Petruchio.
Stuck Inside a Cloud
Aching hearts need use.
Boston Ivy
Oh, love.
Threnody
Inspired by Sylvia Plath’s “Daddy”.
Soulless but Found
When I reflect on my younger years and the pursued methods of fulfillment, I empathize with a girl who knew no better; sometimes past actions are only understood with maturity. Though I do not regret any of my decisions, time is a valuable asset for processing events. Who you were when you were younger is not who you are now. I hope whoever is reading this continues to assimilate their pained self with their wise Soul. This poem is about self worth and the upward journey from struggles.
Enmeshed
This poem was a reflection on love and it’s contribution to art. When an artist falls in love the relationship lives on far beyond the physical realm.
Simone de Beauvoir
An exploration and covering of some writings in Simone de Beauvoir’s “The Second Sex”.
Tiptoe Away From Happy Days
A poem I wrote around a month ago. Most poems flow from hand to mind – my heart knows what I’m doing before all else.
Veganism As a Social Movement
With the rise of an ever growing and ever-changing population, there is no shock that there has been a rise in the number of social movements in the United States. With the rise in social movements consisting on factors pertaining to increased accessibility and ownership of technology, increased knowledge of anthropogenic effects on the environment,Continue reading “Veganism As a Social Movement”
Nietzsche’s Birth of Tragedy: The Apollonian and Dionysian Harmony at Woodstock and Altamont
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