Sparsely lit, literature stains and memory strains ( Read more... )

It's all clean by vantage point, and earthly to the end. Corporeal is coping real and bi-visive? Inventive. Mark and underwater, inhaling pungent steam and reminding each other to swim in each other's honesty and earnestness. Is palpable still portable? Bond in fortune's name but strain on the third syllable, and if they say it's cyclical we' ( Read more... )

And I can smell the sulfur breathing amber seething further than in December. Reaching back, spire parted, skin aligned in resigned before the merriweather. Create discord in a church dress, redress and press the abscess, almost time for a recess ( Read more... )

Due to predatory nature and hereditary (m)alignment, ensue clairvoyant stature and a resolute resign. By design the candle, all wick and partial pine, gives peel for mandatory loss of innocence and the warping of the finite, right there on slabs of graphite. Sheets of glass and carnate para-clysms, drinking the ale of ignorance and eating the ( Read more... )

Something has always tugged at me whenever I hear the adage “Guns don’t kill people; people kill people”. No doubt, this is the cat-cry of NRA members, people fearful to relinquish control of their weapons under circumstance of their grasp going cold and dead. What bothers me the most is the bit of logic I see behind it. I, myself, do not own a gun ( Read more... )

also, lol at the firefox for blacks ( Read more... )

Thoroughfare and thoroughly fair, a timepiece written, stricken, spoken, smitten ( Read more... )

This country seems to be running under a two-party system any more. Any third party, no matter how "viable" they appear to be deemed, never seems to have a chance against the two major parties: Republican and Democrat. I'm beginning to think that this is because of the fact that the third parties have such strict constraints on being able to ( Read more... )

One misconception that has been pushed this election (mainly by Democrats) is that the lack of regulation on Wall Street is the crux of the credit crisis. Point being, it couldn't be further from the truth. The sub-prime mortgage problem began in the late 90's when Bill Clinton and many Democrats of the time wanted to make it easier for people to ( Read more... )

Due to my deservedly earned thrice-a-week structured meetings I am continuously confounded and awed by the feebleness of people. How emaciated they can make their self-will become. The fact that they must imagine a higher power to sublimate for their own lack of drive or ability to fix their mistakes. Predicating everything with either their ( Read more... )