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    Riddles  Open in new Window.
    Rated: E · Activity · #1593858
    Well... riddles...
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    Philisophical time  Open in new Window.
    Rated: E · Philosophy · #1410525
    Spectulation on the nature of time, the past and the future, and how it could all work
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    the Aftermath of the Storm  Open in new Window.
    Rated: E · Nature · #1401380
    the feeling of the peacefull aftermath of a storm
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    The writing of I  Open in new Window.
    Rated: E · Personal · #1401349
    A description of my writing, and how I think when I write.
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    What is youth?  Open in new Window.
    Rated: E · Emotional · #1401329
    How would one define youth?
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    The Storm  Open in new Window.
    Rated: E · Nature · #1401321
    A description of the terrible storm, and the fear it brings to the character
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    Politically correctness has gone too far  Open in new Window.
    Rated: E · Opinion · #1401015
    An essay on my views on political correctness. Only my third essay, so beware.
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    The Nature of Hope  Open in new Window.
    Rated: E · Emotional · #1400963
    How Hope affects us
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    racers  Open in new Window.
    Rated: E · Opinion · #1400960
    a metaphore for the racers, the ones who don't think.
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    Change  Open in new Window.
    Rated: E · Friendship · #1400955
    a bully that loses his legs and his friends. What he gains, is a life worth living.
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    Memory Stones  Open in new Window.
    Rated: E · Opinion · #1400317
    The graveyard holds sleep, not fear. who can blame the dead for not wanting to leave?
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