The Smell of Sin

I remember how well
you like the smell
of sin.

Our Only Hope

There is no hope for the future…

Project 3: Opposites, Extremes, and Updates

People just can’t deal with the truth that no matter how hard we work to disassociate ourselves from what we don’t want to be, those qualities lie dormant in the shadows, ready to erupt at any moment.

Two Parties

When both parties are too strong
to admit they are weak
and too proud
to admit they are wrong,
what do you do?

Stay Out of Politics

‘Stay out of politics,’ they told me.
‘Mind your own business,’ they said.
They tell me to ‘keep my head down’
because they think they know what’s best.

Sin is Essential to Survival: Reincorporating the Seven Deadly Sins

The capacity to sin is present in all of us. It’s built-in because we need to sin to survive. We need to know these sins, personally, not just so we know how to handle the sin of another, but also so we can learn to balance our own sin with the good in us…

Project 4: Leaders at Work and at Home

One book I’m excited about bringing together is one about being a leader. I’ve done a lot of research here and there on parenting, business, and being a leader in general. I’d really like to find lots of credible resources to write a good book, but I’d also like to interview people.

Reading Quotes: The Importance of Reading

I crack open at least one book a day, but most are too short and don’t challenge me. I read and skim articles online, but once again, these are short. It’s the long read that really interests me nowadays, both fiction and non-fiction. The benefit of fiction is obvious: it’s a story. Everyone loves a

Project 2: Changing People

Changing people is damn near impossible unless you happen to meet someone at the right time.