Finally a letter without a long E For those are easy to rhyme Frankly it’s fun to come up with a pun Fresh from out of the mind Forever I wonder, over and under From bottom to top, all the time For a bold new way to come out and say F this…but with … More An Ode to the Letter “F”
Ere I forget I said I’d commit Ever mindful I shall be, and Execute my promise to tag Edmondson, elegant as can be Eyes like skies, beauty refined Ergo there’s so much more to see Especially works of love and grace Even acts of charity
Dare I try letter four Daunting as it may be? Duly note this verse might prove as Drab and dull as me Don’t say there’s other letters of such Deep complexity Desire to speak in a past tense? Dread not! Just add a “D”
Can you guess what letters next Clocking in at number three? Careful how you use it now ‘Cause it confuses frequently Certain times it’s overlooked, like Chief – the “I” before the “E” Can’t use “I” that same way though when Coming after “C”
Behold! A letter that can be Better than numbers one and three Because it sits quite neighborly Between it’s buddies A & C Boldly standing faithfully Barely used the same you see Bugs will spell it differently But one less E and then it’s be
A picture says a thousand words At least that’s what they say Although they can’t describe a thing As well as the letter “A” “A” means that there’s others As if there’s two or three And if there was just only one “A” would become “the”
So I’ve decided to dip into poetry, since it’s such an appropriate outlet for expression. Not to mention some of the greatest writers ever were poets (hashtagrolemodels). Reflections It’s not a dying art Unless we let it be Why forget the ways of old Of paint and poetry Our friends can give us comfort When … More Poetry
Let’s be honest – we all have a nerdy side to us. Whether it’s experiencing a new Star Wars movie at an IMAX theater or wreaking havoc in the latest GTA game, we all enjoy an occasional escape into the newest tech. This is all well and good, considering we live in an age where … More Pushing Boundaries: My Day at iCube
The following is the full response I received from Cortney Edmondson, the September 2016 featured Millennial for my monthly column at the local newspaper, The Wilson Post. Due to being constricted to a word limit, I use my blog as an outlet to post the full transcripts of my interviews. These transcripts contain a treasure … More Cortney Edmondson: Full Interview
So this morning I spoke to a screenwriter about my story. In my quest to eventually have an adaptation created for viewers (since who reads evidently) these conversations, I hope, will happen more frequently in the near future. After today, though, I realize how much that even I don’t know about my own narrative. This … More Continuity – The Most Complex Simple Question I’ve Been Asked
How the World Should Work 