The word "waterloo" literally means a disastrous defeat derived from Waterloo, Belgium where Napoleon met his final defeat in 1815 by Blucher and Wellington. What does this word mean to you in terms of the death of dreams and in the context of world peace?

Thoughts of a sunny afternoon where the past and future seem to be mixed and if things could have been different, why weren’t they? Somewhat poetic but mostly just thoughts.

Anxiety is an awful state of mind. It can make you feel trapped in yourself, your lost dreams. This is a poem that I wrote, that I think explains it perfectly.

We all today are remembering the death of Christ to cleanse us and give us new life. Nothing can be used to explain the love of God the Son to die a shameful death to save sinners. We remember how He suffered on the Cross to set us free from our sins.

Limerick.

Two wrongs don’t make a right, even though your mind is telling you otherwise.

"My Child, I’ve experienced life as you do, then I sacrificed My body all for you…
I died on Calvary’s cross, then arose from the grave,
So that if you believe you may live eternity, because your sins I already paid."…

A short poem I made about those online trolls (aka: people who hate on others for no to very little reason at all.)

-A.N.Trani.

I’ve been unemployed for a whole year now, want to know how life’s been?