It saddens me to no end when people give up on something they enjoy. I’ve seen it happen over and over again, for whatever the excuse. I guess its because I’m so goal oriented, and so artisticly driven, but something feels like it dies inside every time I see someone give up.
Writing and music are the easiest examples. I can see the joy in people’s eyes when they play music, but seeing them set down a guitar, just because they don’t have time, or it never went anywhere is just sad. There’s something beautiful about creating, even if its just for fun. How else will your soul truly sing?
A Brainless Nod is a blog about love and life, passionately written using articles, poetry, and serial web fiction. We are Dan and Lisa, and we both enjoy writing immensely. We hope you enjoy this look at our passions, our life together, and our opinions. Posts are sporadic due to us entering college, but expect new stuff every now and then!
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Friday, November 16, 2012
(poem - Deeya) - Howl in the Night
For those of you who are reading, or have read Running With Wolves, the third chapter in the Ballad of the Emerald Bard Saga, you know that Aloucia of the Fae, and El'Mindeeya Do'Katal have a 'history' that's alluded to. The following poem is a song Deeya wrote for Aloucia while they were together, way back when they were first exploring a romance together. So please enjoy this glimpse into the beginning of their doomed relationship, long before Deeya realized that Aloucia was a being that belonged in the wild, that could never have any form of leash around her neck....
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Wednesday, November 14, 2012
The Difficulty of Humor
Humor is an amazing little trait. Its hard to say that its natural, when so many people work so hard at it, and achieve it. But it does seem to be something that some people have naturally. I personally have to work at it, just a tad, when I’m writing.
It seems that I’ve been writing far too serious stuff for me to calmly interject humor into just anything I write. Which is sad, because I’m pretty humorous in person. I partially wonder if it’s a thought process thing, since writing to me is so far removed from talking. Both are quite natural to me, but this writing thing feels a bit different because its more of a monolog.
Monday, November 12, 2012
Racism Is For the Ignorant
Hate has been around for a very long time. It seems that since humanity has began, people have hated one another for whatever reason they can. One thing about society growing, is the fact that most of these lines are starting to blur or disappear.
Admittedly, I will always be able to stand by my friend David, and we’ll be able to be told apart by the different colors of our skin. The fact is, we both know it. We both know that not only is there a pigmentation difference, society sees us in different ways. He joking laughs how he’s the only black man he’s ever known that hasn’t been in the back of a police car. Its just a sad fact of being alive today, no matter how good the joke is
Friday, November 9, 2012
(poem) - Fear of the Storm
Nothing like a good storm
To wash everything away
All the bad, all the good
All will be okay
Just as long
As lightning doesn’t hit
Something important
Like a power outlet
There’s nothing quite as sad
As the computers fateful, “POP!”
To make you know
That you are full in the dark
Its happened to me
Far too many times
I often dread seeing my home
In the weather alert’s lines.
Rain might wash it all away
But the electricity is something to be feared
For you never know
What destruction will be reared
Hopefully the storm
Will pass on by
Without leaving much
To clean up with a sigh
Rain nourishes
As it falls upon
Just wish it didn’t come
With all those extra electrons
Sounds like the rain
Is letting up
So it is time
For me to go sup
So I say,
“Let the rain fall upon my head
And pass me quickly by
Not fulfilling my utmost dread.”
--Dan
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To wash everything away
All the bad, all the good
All will be okay
Just as long
As lightning doesn’t hit
Something important
Like a power outlet
There’s nothing quite as sad
As the computers fateful, “POP!”
To make you know
That you are full in the dark
Its happened to me
Far too many times
I often dread seeing my home
In the weather alert’s lines.
Rain might wash it all away
But the electricity is something to be feared
For you never know
What destruction will be reared
Hopefully the storm
Will pass on by
Without leaving much
To clean up with a sigh
Rain nourishes
As it falls upon
Just wish it didn’t come
With all those extra electrons
Sounds like the rain
Is letting up
So it is time
For me to go sup
So I say,
“Let the rain fall upon my head
And pass me quickly by
Not fulfilling my utmost dread.”
--Dan
--Want more Poetry? Check out my Poetry Collection Page!
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