A Ship at Sea
For despite the intent to be left forever, they appear when least expected, least desired.
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Category: Bull Moose Experiences
Fed Up
I leaned forward in my chair, rubbed the back of my neck, and processed the asinine comment I just heard. Was this guy serious? How could someone so educated, with so much experience say something so incomprehensible? It wasn’t that his comment didn’t make grammatical sense; I knew exactly what he was trying to say. … Continue reading Fed Up
Walk of Shame
The sunlight hit my window. Its rays warmed my face, burned my closed eyes. I rolled away from its judging stare. My hand clanged against an empty six pack. Last night’s girl. She tasted good on my lips, felt cool against my skin. She was the third one this week. My head pounded, mouth dry, … Continue reading Walk of Shame
Ignorance is a Choice
Technology is a double-edged sword. We spend too much time updating Facebook, Tweeting about random, seemingly important emotions, playing Angry Birds, looking at the most recently leaked Snapchats from one of the eighteen Kardashians. Instead of interacting with people face to face, we simply text, chat, or message people and mistake it for real connection. … Continue reading Ignorance is a Choice
True Beauty
It’s odd that no matter how hard we try, some ideas and concepts cannot be fully described through words. Beauty comes to mind. There are few things so beautiful, so aesthetic that mere words are enough to explain them. It’s as if there is some emotional element pulling us in to what is obscenely beautiful. … Continue reading True Beauty
The Dark Side
The inner demons of our heart. Those voices in the back of our mind. The negative thoughts we want to act on but don’t. The candid murmurs of our soul. Darkness. It holds our deepest fears, our most powerful emotions. It makes us run for safety, protection. It contains our strongest passions, our truest convictions. … Continue reading The Dark Side
Emptiness
Go to school, go to work, go to the gym, go to church, the same thing every day, every week, every year. Knowledge will empower us, money will sustain us, fitness will keep us healthy, faith will fulfill us. This is the modern social paradigm. And yet there’s something missing, something inside. We can’t put … Continue reading Emptiness
