The love that’s fulminating between us, bubbling up as a potion preferred ( Read more... )

Did you see it? Have you ever seen it? The stars, those specks of glittering glass glowing in the sky, have taken one step closer to humanity’s idea of insanity. Way back when we were browsing through the dictionary to find a dictionary of ‘existence,’ we neglected to make the last peering view into a cosmos that was showing a dangerous occurrence ( Read more... )

This is jeweled and jaded, noisy, and everyone is caressing ( Read more... )

He who obtains has little.
He who scatters has much. - Lao Tzu ( Read more... )

this is a Judaism rainfall.

Genesis 1: 1-5 ( Read more... )

ChappaquaThose neon New York lights flashing, blinking and glaring out the messages, pumping them out, of the places for poison and the buildings for booze. A lone Marlboro cowboy walking through the Timely Square looking for a nicotine feast in the middle of Mojave. This is the most barren state in all of the USA, out here, away from anywhere else ( Read more... )

Universe after Universe layering out into the lives of so many others that just can’t seem to get a grip on the possibility of transcendence and enlightenment. If only they’d forget about the external appearances and shrug off the differences ( Read more... )

And you just keep singing 'save me, save me' while forgetting that these hands on fire won't go out if I dip too deeply. The burning sensation still comes, the reminders, the feelings. The times spent, like the curling candle wick alongside sleepers, turning to cracked black by the end of the flaming hands. Where did that wick go, blasted matchbook ( Read more... )

In a visionary flash of 1876, a Boston civil servant named George Carey had dreams of complete television systems. Unified viewing across the world. Releasing drawings of what was called a “selenium camera” to “see by electricity” in 1877, the excitement over the possibility of seeing over a distance became widespread. The start of the surveillance ( Read more... )

Pity for those that are in the unfortunate position that they have no home to go to. Many live in situations where they truly have nowhere to go except a curb with a newspaper, but some have homes elewhere, to some extent. Welfare isn't being abused, it's just being REAL fuckin' generous. Here's a prologue to a case study that eventually depresses ( Read more... )