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The musings of a human Jonathan Livingston Seagull.

You can call it existential if you want…

This poem is an exploration of questions about the possibility of reincarnation and its purpose. You might be surprised by God’s responses.

The Villanelle is a classic French poem, like a sonnet, and has 19 lines, five tercets, and one final quatrain. The most famous example is "Do Not Go Gentle into that Good Night" by Dylan Thomas. It has two refrains, and lots of repetition. Also, an extremely strict rhyme scheme. Read more at Poets.org.

A poem that indulges in the existential realm of being human, through comparison to a cat’s role on the Earth.

Just a creative piece to subtly prod people to better themselves.

A sunny winter day: continuation of my short-novella.

A list of random thoughts of Q & A from the dig deep of hypothalamus pit.

Something I wrote after reading Dostoevsky’s Notes from Underground.