When cells dream of immortality, bodies die of cancer. When greed is our inspiration, poverty is our reward.… more →
Palace Of ToilLaria wrote 5 days ago: (PALAT. ANT. BOOK V – 170) Nothing is sweeter than Love; and every other joy is second to it: … more →
Aileen Robinson wrote 1 month ago: I’m so excited. Jeff and I recorded “On a Singing Girl” on Sunday and Monday, and … more →
Aileen Robinson wrote 2 months ago: Before I could start learning songs out of the Ned Rorem collection I bought, I wanted to put them i … more →
Shimoni wrote 3 months ago: I love epigrams. The English critic and poet, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, said, “What is an epi … more →
coolrain44 wrote 5 months ago: Here you will find a large assortment of the best known (or long forgotten) slogans, jargons, catchp … more →
Alice wrote 6 months ago: The other day I came across an article clarifying the death of Everett Ruess. I had never heard of … more →
Rakesh Patel wrote 8 months ago: Epigram is a form of poetry which is presented to show terse, pointed and witty observation. Epigram … more →
Sineokov wrote 9 months ago: [Asterisks (*) indicate some of my especial favorites. -- Dr. Sineokov] *.63. Whoever is a teacher … more →
The Flâneur wrote 12 months ago: Economic concerns clog the aether at present. The very air is thick with the dirty, pecuniary intere … more →
Jopre wrote 1 year ago: My second session with the new Creative Writing course group. (Hi guys!) Today we were looking at th … more →
Palace of Toil wrote 1 year ago: When cells dream of immortality, bodies die of cancer. When greed is our inspiration, poverty is our … more →
Palace of Toil wrote 1 year ago: Genesis of a political theory: The body and its health as primary locus of empowerment. … more →
Palace of Toil wrote 1 year ago: The flash fires of anger quickly cool to reveal the frigid expanses of clarity… … more →
Palace of Toil wrote 1 year ago: The first thing to do after constructing some tenet of your personal morality is to derive some basi … more →
Palace of Toil wrote 1 year ago: Ah yes, to discover that the knife which kills the prophet is an ordinary kitchen knife…return … more →
Zornitsa Todorova wrote 1 year ago: You can add something, if you want Here is one : “Today we love, what tomorrow we hate.” … more →
Palace of Toil wrote 1 year ago: To find oneself (as in the proverbial dream) naked in public and then to realize that no one is look … more →
Palace of Toil wrote 1 year ago: Theory: Literature is the worship of all possible gods. Hypothesis: All thinking is so-called … more →
Palace of Toil wrote 1 year ago: The Banana has a message for you: sweetness predisposes you to rot. … more →