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Reflections

Sadness, A Reflection

Towards the Hope, the waters I once knew Continue reading Sadness, A Reflection

Et Tu, Timor?
Word Prompt Inspirations (WPIs)

Et Tu, Timor?

irreconcilable prudent predication, the pause of all perdition Continue reading Et Tu, Timor?

Surprise, A Reflection
Reflections

Surprise, A Reflection

bringing feeble states into uncertainty Continue reading Surprise, A Reflection

Chance
Reflections

Chance

A Bowl, planted firmly The Ground Calling when the smoke rises when the Sky cries gently It knows my name … Continue reading Chance

Fear, A Reflection
Reflections

Fear, A Reflection

Fear is like your security guard. If you security guard is well-informed and conditioned for real threats… Continue reading Fear, A Reflection

Trust, A Reflection
Reflections

Trust, A Reflection

Its interesting to make the connection of nourishment and the emotion of trust, because… Continue reading Trust, A Reflection

A New Year
Reflections

A New Year

Why do we wait for striking hands? Continue reading A New Year

Growing Up
Video Based Reflections (VBRs)

Growing Up

Exiled your footsteps; Your toes Curled in Continue reading Growing Up

Virtue
Reflections

Virtue

For the depravity of a man is the ruin of his people Continue reading Virtue

Joy, A Reflection
Reflections

Joy, A Reflection

It seems more intuitive to attribute this to such expressions as fear or disgust, but Joy? We could make the connection in two ways. Continue reading Joy, A Reflection

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