A black butterfly outside an office window becomes a reminder of transformation, perception, and wonder—proof that beauty still finds its way into our structured, glass-walled lives.
Thoughts from the edge of ordinary
Category: Poetry
Friedrich Nietzsche, the philosopher known for his profound and often unsettling insights, once remarked that the poet Friedrich Holderlin had raised consciousness with his poetry…
When philosophers talk about embracing the present it seems simple. Obviously we live in the present. Right? Right?? Be in the Present Moment. Be. But…
Take this kiss upon the brow!And, in parting from you now,Thus much let me avow —You are not wrong, who deemThat my days have been…
In the realm of serendipity, fate weaves its tapestry, A fleeting moment that alters eternity. Amidst the usual backdrop, a vision of forever in disguise,…
As a young writer I loved the act of writing poems. It was this feeling of bringing a vision to life through emotional language. I…