Allen Ng

May 31, 2011

Apocalyptic Literature

Wild, dark times are rumbling toward us, and the prophet who wishes to write a new apocalypse will have to invent entirely new beasts, and beasts so terrible that the ancient animal symbols of Saint John will seem like cooing doves and cupids in comp

 -Heinrich Heine

            When we hear of the world apocalyptic images of fire, destruction, and chaos rings in our ears; yet, that is not the true definition of apocalyptic literature.  The term “apocalyptic” is derived from a Greek word meaning “to uncover, to reveal” (Coogan 430) and literature is derived from a Latin word meaning “letter”.  The concrete definition of apocalyptic literature is “revealing letter” more precisely a prophetic written work, as shown in many books of the Hebrew Bible. 

            Apocalyptic literature in the Hebrew Bibles is different from those views of the Christian Bible.  In oracles of Amos, Hosea, First Isaiah, and Jeremiah, a concentration of imminent punishment and occasionally forgiveness by Yahweh is found that can be considered as apocalyptic literature.  However, they do not contain any literary element of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse as the book of Revelation does in the New Testament. 

            Apocalyptic books are “used in earlier prophets to describe divine judgment on Israel and Judah in the near term because of their failure to observe divine commands”  (Coogan 432).  They are similar to stories we tell to correct misbehaving behavior, such as the Santa Claus giving lumps of coal to bad children.  Although some readers “often attempt to read [them] literally….” (Coogan 432).  This is a widely misinterpreted phenomenon. The true end is when we, the human race, consume all the resources, sucking the environment dry, barren, and dead.

The Differences in Daniel

Allen Ng

May 30, 2011

Chapters 1-6 of Daniel Differ from Chapters 7-12

The book of Daniel is constructed as a complete work with changes in point of vision and tone in the middle of the book.

The first half of the book is written in third-person perspective with Daniel becoming an expert in interpreting dreams.  This half is considered a “historical tale of Daniel the protagonist” (Coogan 527).  Chapters 1-4 begin with Daniel’s childhood and his interpretation of king Nebuchadnezzar’s dreams.  These dreams begins with bright tones, “O king, as you looked on there appeared a great statue… which was huge and its brightness surpassing…” (Daniel 2:31) and “I saw a tree of great height in the midst of the earth…Its top reached heaven… Its foliage was beautiful” (Daniel 4:7-9).  Daniel interprets these dreams to the same conclusion; Nebuchadnezzar’s kingdom will be dismantled into four inferior kingdoms.  Things change in Chapter 5 and 6, as Belshazzar, the new king, orders Daniel to interpret a writing of a mysterious human hand, the only time when writing was interpreted in the entire book of Daniel.

Meanwhile, in second half of the book, “[Daniel] himself has dreams and visions and can only interpret them with the assistance of the angel Gabriel” (Coogan 531).  This second half is known as apocalyptic literature as history and predictions of the future are given.  Chapter 7 and 8 contains two of Daniel’s dream.  These dreams are similar to those in chapter 2 and 4; yet different symbols are used to express a darker prophesy, “In my vision at night, I saw the four winds of heaven stirring up the great sea.  Four might beats different from each other emerged from the sea”  (Daniel 7:2-3).  Daniel is unable to understand these visions by himself.  A holy being by the name of Gabriel interprets these dreams for Daniel.  Chapters 10-12 contain a extensively detailed prophecy revealed by an oracle and not by Daniel.

Allen Ng

May 30, 2011

Chapters 1-6 of Daniel Differ from Chapters 7-12

The book of Daniel is broken into 12 chapters and is able to be broken down into many sections

Chapter 1-2 begins with Daniel’s childhood and becoming king Nebuchadnezzar’s dream interpreter.  Chapter 3 stands alone as another story about Shadrach, Meshach, and Abed-nego overcoming the furnace, which Nebuchadnezzar sentenced them to.  Chapter 4 is another dream interpretation of Nebuchadnezzar.  Chapter 5 and 6 is about a different king, Belshazzar who orders Daniel to interpret a writing of a mysterious human hand.

Chapter 7 is a 1^st person narration of Daniel about a vision he saw from his dreams.  In Chapters 1-6 Daniel was the dream interpreter, yet in chapter 7-12 Daniel is given the interpretation.

Chapter 8 is about another vision of Daniel’s, which he cannot understand.  A holy being by the name of Gabriel interprets this vision for Daniel.  Chapter 9 there is a change in power of the kingdom and Daniel prays to God for the sin of his people.  A man named Gabriel, the same man from his pervious vision came upon Daniel and spoke of a prophecy about the future. 

Chapter 10-12 a being appears to Daniel and announces a prophecy of the end of the kingdom’s days. 

Define and explain the term "apocalyptic literature."

To receive bonus points, you must hand in this assignment at the same time as the regular Week 14 assignment.

See Week 5 for information regarding proper use of sources.

Ah

WHO IS READY FOR SUMMER!
THIS IS THE MOST ANTICIPATED TIME OF THE YEAR
FOR ALL STUDENTS OUT THERE
WHO IS READY!
CAST YOUR COMMENTS
I WANT TO READ TOO!

May I have your attention please

Me and my good friend Fox Steven Nakai are on an Environmental Pilgrimage this summer and we need Your help. We plan to travel North for 5 weeks without the use of automobiles or public transportation. This journey is the vision To Impact People not the Environment. Our World can change & "Let Us become the change we seek in the world." -Mahatma Gandi If you could donate some spare change some loose bills we will be able to gather the supplies we need to help make a difference Thank You,

Desert for breakfast.

The MMMM Smoothie: 5 cubes of Ice 1 banana 1/2 avocado 1 bite-size piece of cantaloupe a handful of pecans (thanks> Festivity Ignition) and a spill of soymilk (O MAN ALMOND MILK WOULD BE GOOD) BLend till smooth and creamy

Im writing this for you. The dedicated individual

who is absolutely astonishing.  Thats you!  The one who is loyal to even a boil like me.  You listen and you care and you give a damn about my air,
the air that goes inside allows me to breathe
You care that I am alive and that and I exist
I be.
Thank you for listen
Thank you for Readin'

Life has been great
this weekend is amazing!
I watched Titus Andronicus on friday night
HAD SOME AMAZING VEGAN FOOD
from two new compadres

YESTERDAY I woke up and biked to my friends house
And we rode together to the distant
swap-meet
We mead up with others,
friends, and searched the entire blocks
to find a treasure painted in blue and silver
wow what a beauty
hidden by rust and the unwanted
booty, it was a bike
in all its worthy
crowned to be ours
by a test-ride and a bargain.

After our find, we spitted in our different ways.
Me and Yessica rode down Amar to catch the local bus
and rode back home from our spontaneous adventure.
Godt back home, ate, and became
study partners,
we hit the books
on chapter 9
for two hours.
AND AFTER
we CARPOOLED TO IRVINE
STUDENT LIFE CENTER
AND WATCHED
FORKS OVER KNIFES
TOGETHER WITH OTHERS,
like minds underneath the trees of time.

Well, thats about our day's adventure
we chit chated after
for about an hour
and left back home
to refuel
and being
a new
Today.

Thank you for Reading.
Bye.
Bye.
(away)

You never given thee the chance  

May 5, 2011

Literature 010

Cinco De Mayo Thursday

7:59 P.M.  We rush inside, into the dark, to find our seats, as the lights begin to fade in.  Music sets loose from the piano man in the corner of the stage.  Lights gleam on and light the stage like a Mortal Kombat platform.  And so the play beings, with an brief introduction of all the kins, actors: Bruce Turk as Antipholus’, Jerry Kernion as Dromio, Abby Craden as Adriana, Annie Abrams as Luciana, Michael Stone Forrest as Egeon, and others.  This interludic introduction along with the ragtime musical score creates a window, to implore the era of 1884, way back then, when Vaudeville be the bee’s knees in entertainment’s history, setting off a comedic theme, right off the bat, at the drop of a hat.  Not only does this Vaudeville frame add an interesting layer to the already interesting Shakespearian comedic play Director Michael Michetti also brings out a few extra tricks up his sleeve. 

An interesting performance choice is made during the telling of the Egeon’s story.  Director Michael Michetti chooses to use a film to accompany the telling of the tragic tale.  This choice of performance gave a very informative and humorous sense for the melancholy anecdote that prolonged his death sentence.  The movie clip also helps decipher the archaic and poetic language of Shakespeare that may not be familiar to audiences of today.  This film clip is shot in black and white, to retain the time frame the director wanted to capture, that of the past, before color, from the years 1880 to 1930, when Vaudeville was all the rage in theatre cities.  This film is one of the many effective performance choices made in the Noise Within’s production of The Comedy of Errors.

Another interesting director’s choice that works well in the comedic Vaudeville theme is the implementation of burlesque dancers.  During the early 1880’s to the 1900’s burlesque dancers were a big hit in the entertainment industry.  This choice of characters seals the deal on the Vaudeville feel, by not lines but rather actions and presence.  These dancers star in sideshows during multiple changes scene changes, giving a lucrative impression of “a play within a play” to the production.  This choice of directing pans out quite nicely to the frame the director was portraying.  It gives a whimsical lively feel that makes being in the theatre a ride of its money’s worth. 

Within these sideshow performances the very controversial topic is presented.  During one scene change, a dance erupts between three nuns and three burlesque dancers.  This dance number is not only hysterically entertaining; it had a sense of deepness that conveys the idea of good versus evil.   Good being the nuns and evil, the burlesque dancers.  This small snippet of action shows the power a director has, even when working in the confines of a Shakespearian script.  This scene does well in both entertaining the audience with its witty charm as well as walking the tight rope of moral ethics between what is considered permissible.  The director took this one step further at the end of the play.  As all the actors were leaving towards their appropriate exits, the nuns and burlesque dancers mistakenly switch their routes.  The nuns moved towards the burlesque house; meanwhile, the burlesque dancers walked towards the abbey and at the very last moment the characters realize their mistakes and returned to their fitting exits.  This quick quirky qualm leaves an impression on audiences: maybe we are not so different after all.  A direct influence of the director is witnessed, as this is packaged somewhat subliminally into the story.  With this creative scene, I learned the influence a well-educated individual could provide to the theatre world.  This has opened my eyes to the potential possibilities that are possible to all interpretations of text.  Not only has this expanded my view of the dramatist and literary world, but also I am applying this perspective to I do and see, allowing me to interact both directly and passively with the entire world around me.  I see the world now as a marvelous canvas that is eager to be shaped, molded, and painted into a creation that I feel is most natural to be.  And I believe that is what Michael Michetti intended for his audience to see as well.  With applications of framing, layering, and impressive directions of characters and a lively sense of the Vaudeville era is created; however, there were a few things that could have been better.

The ventriloquism act is an interesting director’s choice that solves the unraveling scene of the play; though, there is one complication with this choice, the volume of the ventriloquist’s voice.  This scene requires both Dromio and Antipholus to meet their twin brothers, thus solving the mishap of mistaken identity.  And the cast does this in a very innovative way by using full-size dummies to play the part of the twin brothers.   Yet, the ventriloquist’s voice was too low during Antipholus’s lines and was not well projected in a theatre full of laughter.  There were points within Antipholus’ speech where words could be neither heard nor understood because of laughter from the audience.  On a positive note, the voice of Dromio’s twin was excellent.  Rene Ruiz, the ventriloquist, was spot in capturing the voice of Jerry Kernion, Dromio.  I was shocked when hearing the puppet Dromio of Syracuse speak, it sounded just like him!  More work could have been put into making the puppets because they were a bit flimsy while on stage.  Making the puppets more solid and sturdy could have been easily done, along with a different system of mechanics to move the arms of the Dromio and Antipholus action figures.  Yet, I understand it is not entirely necessary for the director’s comic vision of the play and this is clearly shown during the last scene.  I would have made the puppets better. 

The experience of watching a live Shakespearian play has enriched my understanding of Shakespearian language and drama.  As Jerry Kernion, said after the show, “Shakespeare is meant to be seen not read.”  And after seeing this live performance, reading a script is an entirely different experience.  I now am more in tune with the multiple story lines and open performance choices.  These open actions expand in my mind as I incorporate them in different and creative ways.  I am able to appreciate new interpretations of performance choices and further construct my aesthetics. 

In conjunction, this project has taught me the power of teamwork.  As Margaret Mead once said, “Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed people can change the world.  Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has.”  And this play is exactly proves her point.  Although, the cast and crew did not change the world, they however did change my view and potentially many others’s view of the Shakespearian play The Comedy of Errors.  Thank you.

Summer Planning,

When man invented the bicycle he reached the peak of his attainments.  Here was a machine of precision and balance for the convenience of man.  And (unlike subsequent inventions for man's convenience) the more he used it, the fitter his body became.  Here, for once, was a product of man's brain that was entirely beneficial to those who used it, and of no harm or irritation to others.  Progress should have stopped when man invented the bicycle.  ~Elizabeth West, Hovel in the Hills


Things look different from the seat of a bike carrying a sleeping bag with a cold beer tucked inside.  ~Jim Malusa


Think of bicycles as rideable art that can just about save the world.  ~Grant Petersen


All creatures who have ever walked have wished that they might fly.  With highwheelers a flesh and blood man can hitch wings to his feet.  ~Karl Kron, Ten Thousand Miles on a Bicycle


The bicycle is the perfect transducer to match man's metabolic energy to the impedance of locomotion.  Equipped with this tool, man outstrips the efficiency of not only all machines but all other animals as well.  ~Ivan Illich, Energy and Equity, 1974


Life is like riding a bicycle - in order to keep your balance, you must keep moving.  ~Albert Einstein

Woke up today

to look back at yesterday.
saw all the bullshit that I
created.  saw all the mistakes
I made.  And I feel Great
about them.

"If we learn from our mistakes, why are we always so afraid to make a mistake?"


If i will learn anything today.
Let it be this.
that it is okay
to suck d!@#
at somethings
just learn to suck it better.
NOOOO NOOOO
that is not what I mean at all
It's a metaphor:


Metaphor is the concept of understanding one thing in terms of another. A metaphor is a figure of speech that constructs an analogybetween two things or ideas, the analogy is conveyed by the use of a metaphorical word in place of some other word. For example: "Her eyes were glistening jewels." Metaphors compare things without using "like" or "as." (Wikipedia 5/25/11)


UuhH SON!
First Time Ever
To Cite the W
and don't it feel goooood




you know what I want?
NOT large number of readers of this blog
BUT, Dedicated, Enthusiastic Elephant Readers
I want some D-E-E-R! 

Today is May 24, 2011

and it was not as bad come to think about it.  SURE there were some downers,
Literature 46 - Paper, Quiz, Study guide.

BUT THAT IS ONLY 3 THINGS That sunk my day.

HERE ARE THE GOOD THINGS:

+Made a delicious smoothie in the morning (still have leftovers)
+Got to sit in the front roll in BIO 6
+Got information in BIO 6
+Am excited about the lab for BIO 6 (Humans in the Environment)
+GOT TO SUN BATHE
+GOT SUN TAN LOTION
+CHOREOGRAPHED
+IMPROVISED
+DANCED FOR FOUR HOURS TODAY!
+WALKED AROUND BAREFOOT
+LEARNED SOME COOL ACTING SKILLS TO TRIP PEOPLE OUT!
(messing with people at school is fun =)
+WROTE A COOL STORYLINE FOR DANCE IMPROV.
+FINISHED the study guide for Lit 46 (The Old Testament as Literature)
+GOT OUT OF CLASS EARLIER!
+GOT at least half of the questions right, hopefully =) fingers crossed, and with God's grace. =D
+Talked to a cute girl,
well a few today
but thats naturally common
everyone talks to someone they are attracted to
not to brag.
WELL this girl spoke up, because of the way I was looking at her.
AND maybe I do do this awkward stare, with a smile
but i am just a happy guy at times, and seeing you again C. makes me happy.  Can you dig that?
Well I was talking to another "potential" mate earlier,
but she kind of...CLOSED HER CHAT BOX WITH ME..
Girls can be girls, sometimes.
You can't talk to them too abruptly
they have feelings
you might scare them away
with you crazy phrase
and then they think your are awaked
and will stay away.
OR you find that really spontaneous one
who could give a shit less
what you say
but she knows you for who you are
and would shoot down stars
to hear your words
read your speaks
and listen to what your heart has to say.

Yup, that be her.
the S.O.
Significant Other

the one that would brush your hair when you snuggle on her bosom
Yes, that one who melts into your body during never ending hugs
yeah, her, who holds you hand, but knows when to let go.

11PM
WHERE YOU AT ANDREW

ARE YOU HIGH?
IF YOU ARE
IM TALKING TO YOU.
CALM DOWN ON THAT
DON"T THROW YOUR YOUTH AWAY
like i did....
peace
and goodnight.













Dear Heavenly Father,

Thank you for today, for it was a good day.
You have provided many numerous marvels
and a lot of laughs and giggles
I had fun today
You made my day
all I ask tonight, is that you watch over my family and friends
may they have good subconscious ends
where their mind may wonder
without a care or a sunder
for give them hope and aspire
them to be happy and never ponder
the negativities of self-calamities
for no one can be hard on themselves
just as You are not hard with yourself.
in the book of Job, thats what I learned.
that you have humbly and miraculously
shown us the world your humanity.
Thank you Lord, God, YHWH, EL SHADDI, GIGA, Jesus
Amen.

Searching

Song: (searching for one)

            A young man sits on the floor, disconnected.  He tries to reach out, but seems to miss.  He tries again, but is pushed away chaotically.  He does not know what is wrong.  Why can’t he fit in?  Is there something is missing?  And if so what is it?  He gets onto his knees and begins to stand up only to get his head pushed down.  He draws his arms forward trying to reach hold yet his head is brought down lower.  THEN STICOTOLY His head jerks up and freezes cocked back.  His is pushed over and falls on to his back.   Stillness.  Stillness.  Flowingly, the arms rise.  They from the shape of wings and lyrically flap majestically.   They flow in unison lyrical and flowingly, creating intricate designs and patterns.  They are brought in together to form a ball.  It rises up and hovers down.  And it calmly descends onto the man’s chest.  HE JOLTS AND JUMPS TO his knees.  He raises his arms to the sky praising. 

            I want to paint a story with my dance while incorporating all we learned from the beginning of the semester till now.  Yet, I do not want to emphasize on acting.    I am trying to find myself with this improvisational routine.  The Dance Showcase inspired me.  I am focusing on floor work during this routine to utilize the roll that I love to do.  Utilizing the floor as an environmental adds an interesting level of struggle and frustration to the storytelling aspect I am framing.

Just got home from school.

What I learned today,
is to be brief,
and confident
when communicating
until I have their full attension
then I can feed them stuff from my hands.

Goodnight World

And may God be grant bliss and blessings in all our dreams tonight.

Ingeniousness

(xfuckbitchesx) < !@#$% citing sources

Let us pray. Dear Heavenly Father, may Mr. Aquino be so well, he willing accepts this late assignment. Thank you. Amen.

May 5, 2011

Literature 010

Thursday 8:00 P.M.

We rush inside, into the dark, to find our seats, as lights begin to fade in.  Music blasts open from the quiet man in the corner of stage-right.  Lights gleam on and light the stage, like a Mortal Kombat platform.  And so the play beings, with an brief introduction of all the kins, the actors: Bruce Turk as Antipholus’, Jerry Kernion as Dromio, Abby Craden as Adriana, Annie Abrams as Luciana, Michael Stone Forrest as Egeon, and others.  This interludic introduction along with the ragtime musical score creates a window, to implore the era of 1884, way back when, when Vaudeville be the bee’s knees in entertainment’s history, setting off a comedic theme, right off the bat, at the start of the beginning.  This Vaudeville frame adds an interesting layer to the already interesting Shakespearian comedic play. 


An interesting performance choice happens during the telling of the Egeon’s story.  Director Michael Michetti chooses to use a film to accompany the telling of the tragic story of Egeon.  This choice gave a very informative and funny sense for the melancholy anecdote that prolonged his death sentence.  It also helped in deciphering the archaic and poetic language of Shakespeare that may not be familiar to the audience of today.  This short film clip was shot in black and white to retain the time frame the director wanted to capture, that of the past, before color.  The film was not the only implement used to set the frame of comedy. 

BLOGGER BEATS FACEBOOK because of editing. =D

Why does it feel
near impossible
to connect to people

To share communicate
to pass imaginate

It feels good like this.

imagine stuff
would washed off clean
without soap

Stuck in the Death Cab.

paying the fair
to smell the stale air
of the past Cutie.

These girls

this flirting

those teasings

that attraction

is just a filling

for something missing

Ah its late!

Goodnight Goodnight

good good world

good night

good fight

good might

and good sight

upon those who are in this

good good world.

Good night

night.

You know who I thought about when taking a peepee?
Johnny Apple Seed
how he walked America barefeet
and his callus became so thick
that not even a cobra could get through
that athlete's foot.

yeah, thats who I thought of.

I learned something NEW TODAY

There is a difference between

poop,

and

CRAP!

poop,

comes out naturally

fluid and free

whereas,

CRAP!

comes out forcefully

rough and jerky

Allen Ng

525 S. Hillward Ave

West Covina 91791

May 28, 2011

The White House


1600 Pennsylvania Avenue

NW
Washington, DC 20500

Dear President Barack Hussein Obama Jr.,

Form all of us in who love this planet; we would like to say:

THANK YOU for all your valiant commitment, contributions, and performances in this Environmental Movement for the love of Mother Earth. It may be relentless at times, when no one seems to care or support, or even cheer you on.

But know this in your heart

That there are people in this world

Who see clearly what it is that you are doing

Who are fully aware of your cause

Who support indefinitely of your love

We

Care.

Thank you*

Sincerely,

Allen Ng

King Lear starts off with a division of a kingdom, but there is a catch; each princess must denounce her love and affection for King Lear in order to get a piece of the land. Lear has three daughters: Goneril, Regan, and Cordelia. Goneril was the first to speak and she did a fine job, smooth talking her way to King Lear’s ear. Regan was next to speak and she too had a silver tongue that licked Lear’s ear. When it was Cordelia’s turn to speak she chose to let her actions articulate for itself:

… I am sure my love’s

More ponderous than my tongue.

(Lear I.i.78-79)

Woah, vader

Vader
running for Mayor

Can’t conquer the universe without Cogate”

Conque

Conquer
Con

Conquered and done
Woopeie
Yes I am done
Alrifht now
Just to tpyw and stuff
F
Comeone
Just relax
And let the brain flow
Its way
To imaginvation
And creative writing
Just abosob this now
Be free with the mind and soul
And let the words be expressed naturally
As one
Wth God and nature
And the sun
The whole universe
Let it be known
That we can connect with every soul
So that all information
Knowledge and wisdom
Can we shared
Blessed
And gien to all to withhold
In their minds
If they ever do to choose so
Wow that felt great
Very quick
To the point and so
Now what do I say
To get this essay
Started
So wassup Allen
How was your day
Well it was alright
I finished the prompt book
But now
I have the essay to write
Aww shucks
Don’t worry about that
You are a good writer
And you can finish that thing in no time
Yeah But I have two essays to write!
Don’t worry about it!
I know you can do it
I have faith in you
And I know for a fact that you will do this!
Because you are a great student
And an even excellent writer
So what are you afraid of?
I don’t know
Im just worrying about nothing I suppose
Yeah that’s how it is
Your mind just gets racing on to nothing
And you have to get it back on track
This is a good talk we are having
Yeah it really is
I enjoy talking to you Allen
I do too ANG
So what are you going to do with summer?
WELL IM GOING TO SANTA CRUZ OF COURSE
What are you going to do about money?
MONEY CAN WAIT
I WANT TO ENJOY LIFE NOW
I don’t care about this stuff anymore
I WANT TO LIVE LIFE THE WAY I WANT TO LIVE LIFE
I get what you mean Allen
Thanks

Well well

ell

fell

down the well

straight down to

Mellow

land

where kids sing

and dance

with the summer night breeze off the ocean waves.

Off to bed

to read some famous poetry

Girls

try to play it smooth as they try to get me into the mood

BUT IT is I who CAUGHT YOU GIRL

and It is I

who will get you into the mood.

Living the Dream in the Mind's eye you see

Returned just back
from the beach beside the Angels
Brought back souvenirs
from the bar beside the Angels

Back at home
in the safety of the suburb
where Mom still cooks late night dinners
Gets me to thinking
what it would be like
fishing for a living

Back at home
in the safety of the suburb
where Mom still cooks late night dinners
Gets me to thinking
what it would be like
fishing for a living

and me
well
im here
eating rice and sour catfish soup
writing on facebook with a spoon

well you can't complain
when love overcomes trust
with those you love
I guess its my fault for losing it.

fasd

I feel like a safe secluded cure, or like God's glorious tribute He actually meant to withhold but purposely gave to the "LIFE" pile. And I think I'd rather blow bubbles and actually be around you because your presence leaves an aroma th...at eradicate my sin, my mood, and my mind for the rest of the day. All you really want from me is to express myself...multiple times." BLAH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Bless you VERBAL CONCORD!

If God DID accidently granted me life

I Might as well take it for glory

Angels and Demons envy for what we humans have here on Earth

We don’t have to listen to anyone but ourselves

We Might as well take it for glory

And if I too were to be casted by my mood

Why then I would be reluctant to spread my verbal confliction onto the world

The Brain

I am the left brain. I am the right brain I am a scientist. I am an artist A mathematician. A free sprit, I am passion: I love the familiar. Yearning I categorize. Sensuality I am accurate. I am the sound of roaring laughter! Always in control. I am movement A master of words and language. Vivid colors I Calculate equations and play with numbers. I am the urge to paint on an empty canvas I am order I am boundless Conception of the imagination. Art, Poetry Analytical, Strategic I am logic. I sense, I feel I know exactly who I am. I am everything I wanted to be

Should I consider being single?

Yeah, cuz no one is as good as my beautiful!

But, I will be alone

Yes, and I will acome

Yet, we will not be long

yah. that will be enough

enough for what

enough to get

get of thou?

get to thy

how that of when

how about now?? ;)

im not sure,

it is too late

perfect for,

a perfect date

So Today
is a day
a Sunny
day Today.
woke up and
said: Today
i will stay
not in the
tomorrow
i will stay

not back then.
i will stay

firm to the

now, present.

Today begin.

taking in what I learned today
and applying it
into reality
taking in what I learned today
and making art
into poetry

if being be believing
and believing be being too
Then-
it would simply be amazing
in all we see, act, and do