Posted in Uncategorized on 22 December, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
As soon as you feel you know enough of anything to know something you realize that you know absolutely nothing, which makes this statement itself an entire contradiction and impossible to be known.
Michael
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Posted in addiction, annoyance, art, beliefs, conversation, death, drawing, emotions, freewrite, friends, happiness, health, hope, interesting, language, life, love, mind, opinion, perception, philosophy, questions, reality, thoughts, truth, tagged abyss, art, culture, entertainment, family, friends, happiness, health, ideas, language, life, love, opinion, outrageous, people, perception, personal, questions, random, reality, religion, searching, thought, thoughts, values, writing on 15 December, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
One of my largest fears is that one day this façade of meaning and values that I’ve built around me will escape my grasp. I’m practically holding on with white knuckles all the time as it is, and it feels that over time it’s becoming even harder a struggle.
Everything in our world it seems we’ve [...]
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Posted in America, English, addiction, art, beliefs, books, classics, college life, conversation, emotions, freewrite, friends, happiness, health, heart, hope, interesting, language, life, love, mind, opinion, random, raymond carver, reading, school, short stories, short story, thoughts, trial and error, writing, tagged american literature, art, blogging, books, culture, english class, entertainment, freewrite, friends, happiness, health, ideas, language, life, love, opinion, people, personal, random, raymond carver, reading, reality, school, short fiction, short story, stories, thought, thoughts, values, what we talk about when we talk about love, writing on 13 December, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
I got the chance to revisit an old analysis I did last year for my short story class. Now, in my American Literature course, I decided to take my analysis much further and clean up my work. My original piece was http://michaellucianojr.wordpress.com/2008/06/09/raymond-carver’s-what-we-talk-about/ and it got me an A then, somehow. I got an A this [...]
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Posted in English, art, conversation, emotions, freewrite, friends, happiness, heart, hope, interesting, language, life, love, mind, newburyport, opinion, random, thoughts, writing, tagged art, cafe di sienna, culture, entertainment, friends, happiness, ideas, language, life, love, massachusetts, newbuyport, personal, philosophy, random, reading, reality, searching, stories, thought, thoughts, writing on 11 December, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Casting Silhouettes In Tomorrow
The boardwalk’s bluff is crept upon by the tide’s rising wake. The sky mirrors the ocean, as the clouds come in vast, rolling tides—pursuing the death of twilight. Wave after wave the clouds rush in; the lampposts act as matchsticks standing tall over the boardwalk, being struck by the dusk sky—ignited to [...]
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Posted in art, beliefs, classics, emotions, happiness, hope, interesting, music, tagged art, culture, entertainment, happiness, life, music, random, values on 10 December, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Horowitz playing Liszt’s Consolation No. 3
There’s a reason as to why it’s so popular.
Michael
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Posted in English, beliefs, emotions, freewrite, happiness, health, heart, hope, interesting, language, life, love, mind, opinion, random, reality, school, short stories, short story, thoughts, trial and error, writing, tagged art, blogging, culture, death, entertainment, family, freewrite, friends, health, language, life, love, people, personal, random, reading, reality, religion, school, short story, stories, thought, thoughts, values, writing on 8 December, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Reuben Bachman could now be measured in accomplishment by a few gray hairs of wisdom and a canvas knapsack, which carried clothes for when winter’s chill became a discomfort and letters he had wrote for if he ever did find the strength to say what he meant to the people [...]
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