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A Beautiful Symphony
Whether we choose to accept it or not, all of the chaos of our lives adds up to a beautiful symphony. ‘Cause even in the madness, there is peace
Drowning out the voices all around me
Through all of this chaos
You were writing a symphony, a symphony
“Wrong Way Joe”
Road signs are great at providing guidance to drivers, particularly when the terrain is unfamiliar. They deliver invaluable instruction, STOP! YIELD! RIGHT LANE ENDS! Were it not for road signs, there would likely be higher numbers of traffic fatalities and probably many more people driving around in circles because they are lost. For artistic integrity here, we will pretend that Siri, Google Maps and navigation systems have yet to be invented.
“No Ordinary Champion”
What images come to mind when the word, “champion” is uttered? During college football season, many of us may have wondered which team would make the National Championship. Would third ranked Clemson with three National Championships make it, or would it be some other team, LSU, Ohio State? In the NFL there’s a Superbowl Champion. Read More
Ishmael Covenant
Ishmael Covenant can certainly be classified as an end-times thriller for those readers able to keep from being lost within the complicated plot.
“2-4-6-8, Who Do You Appreciate?”
Appreciate can be defined different ways; “recognize the full worth,” “to be aware of something, or to understand that something is valuable,” or “to be grateful for something.” The definition ought to be expanded to include that one may also appreciate not just something, but someone. Appreciating beauty and value in things seems easy, but Read More
“Love and Record Keeping”
“Forgive and forget.” What does that phrase really mean? Forgiveness, though often difficult to grant, is by far easier, in most cases, than forgetting. Short of having a lobotomy, which has been medically proven to be a really bad idea, how does one go about forgetting an injustice? Anyone who spent their childhood in Sunday Read More