SAIL AWAY

In the midst of a working day, I really want to sail away to an island of sand and palm, to invoke my inner calm escape my own life’s choices, escaping my inner voices I need to forget my every goal, need to reclaim my soul. A.G. Munson
TRAGEDY

Life is a series of bumbling events littered with feelings and dreams self deception of control in life where each instance of success is level out with eventual tragedy of ill health and eventual death. Hope is constructed by some faith is the master of all things content is the manager of you happiness […]
MY WRITING

With my pen I draw a continuous line of signs place commas and dots here and there around I trust the individual readers studied in school to learn about these signs and their meanings so they may decipher the context of my inner voice my letters, my words, the structure of the sentences to […]
ENERGY

I feel it lacking in my mornings but it grows, I feel it increasing with my coffee and it shows. I feel it motivate me to action to succeed, more I do the more the traction less I need. It gives life to a newborn child helps it grow, depleted from your body, you die […]
Eugène François Vidocq

Vidoq was a man of infamy in France the criminal became a cop by chance such courage, wit, no one could match in disguises he, would criminals catch. They sought his help with many a case from the man who put on many a face he had a band of crooks helping him solved the […]
The ghosts who open doors, and other supernatural encounters

Sometimes doors open and close by themselves. Or the doors have help. This is not witnessed by all people, only some people. The so called gift of “second sight” is not distributed equally between people, although it is experienced much more by children than adults. But the truth is that this ability is often inherited […]
The 14th step.

On the staircase in a house there is a step you walk over going up and down. But if you stop on it, if you truly stand still and linger, a different world will take you. This is the story of the fourteenth step. Henning Clark looked out the window, peering past heavy rain and […]