Tag Archives: Literature
‘Irony’ from the Public Journal of Thoughts and Translations
Life peeks at me just to make sure I’m living. …and isn’t it ironic how you find the growth in yourself that you felt would always be hidden. And that growth is like a ticking time bomb just waiting to be triggered by fate. For me that explosion usually happens after a mistake or […]
Critique – from the Public Journal of Literary Thought
There are no experts in the world of expression. We all read and interpret for different reasons. As observers we challenge with opinion and gain knowledge by offering knowledge but we can’t critique someone’s heart even if the emotions are misspelled. I once found myself endlessly free writing in my freshman year writing class. My […]
Clarity – from ‘The Public Journal of Literary Thought’
I search for truth in strange places. An open window halfway shut keeps me optimistic that everything around me will make sense…eventually. The air escapes inside and the sweat on my fingertips shiver with heated anticipation. And I write to find truth; to find the answers of hidden questions within my own mind. I write […]
Hunger
I have an appetite for success. The stomach of my mind is rumbling to be fed because I am starving for new challenges and accomplishments. I want to be the one to reach higher and go further. I want to be the one who inspires by being inspired and I want to be the one […]
Dust On The Portrait Of A Memory
When we experience growth we sometimes become unrecognizable to ourselves. The music thumped as hesitant shadows scraped the dance floor with stiffened movements and wild attire. Black lights spotlighted the lint of many minds loose and intoxicated. I stood with a drink half filled with ice leaning against a crowded bar where frustrated patrons […]