guest blogger: Na’veh

Today we have a guest post from fellow blogger Na’veh who’s blog @thebloggingsofv is full of through provoking poetry and art that challenges and stimulates the mind of its reader on a regular basis. The poem below is one that I related to on a spiritual level as loneliness and mundanity seem to be constantly

random poetry #2

11/18/2017 *trigger warning: mention of sexual assault Dear God, I just have a couple questions for you, some things that I’ve had on my mind. Answer me this, why is it that in your own book it says, “seek and you will find, knock and the door will be opened to you.” I have been

random poetry

I have decided to add a new blog segment called random poetry (that name is a work in progress). I’m just going to be going through old journals and pulling out old poetry and writing a little blurb about what the poem is about. I think it will be a fun look into my past

wordless wednesday

the eye

Below this photo is the scrambled ranting of my mind after our professor showed us this picture and then had us write about it for 10 minutes. I hope you enjoy it, I hope it’s thought provoking and I hope it makes sense. They can’t hide. The overbearing eye seems them in both their physical

overwhelmed

A seemingly uncontrollable feeling. It seems that no matter what you do, how much planning, or overtime, good energy you put into the universe, positivity you surround yourself with its not enough. We’ve been stuck in this pandemic purgatory for a little less than a year now, zoom meetings and mask wearing have become our

wordless wednesday

I have dubbed wednesdays “wordless wednesdays” which basically means every wednesday I am going to be positing photographs that Hal and I have taken throughout the week with no context or explanation. I choose the photos based on the week that we have had and they offer a look into what I have seen on