art photo showing different stages of a moth's development
a photo featuring Reg Kehoe playing his Marimba

Glory Unveiled

The dead hero’s kind of immortal glory was the only kind of glory I wanted, then one day I played the marimba.

a photo of Edgar Degas' painting, "Race Horses"
Audrey Hepburn, dressed formally in a black dress with a pearl necklace, looking in the window at Tiffany's jewelry store as she sips on coffee
Public Domain picture of iMac trackpad taken by nTay

Beyond Trackpad Reality

Crazy men and sane men see strange and rich worlds behind ordinary words. Crazy men think these worlds exist only in your head. Sane men know they don’t.

Public Domain photo of "Library Painting" by Edouard John Mentha Lesendes Dienstmädchen that shows a women, in a library filled with books and taxidermy specimens, who is looking at a book while in the midst of cleaning the shelves
A picuture of a dock on the Choctawhatchee Bay before sunrise
A public domain photo by Justin Connaher of a man in a Hello Kitty cap swimming in muddy water

Muddy Waters

Sometimes, like dirt on a river bottom, what you thought was all settled in nice lovely patterns, gets all mixed up and you are left with muddy waters.

A close-up picutre of an older woman's blue eyes

The Psalmist’s Argument

“God made human minds.” “God made us.” “God exists.” These are three simple sentences with complex rebuttals built in the hearts of rebellious humans

PET Scan of Normal Brain

Raw Pieces of Thought

Enzymes jump like water in hot oil across synapses, from neuron to neuron, until some, terrifying or soothing, mundane or wonder-filled, idea has been cooked behind eyes, nose, and mouth of a single skull.

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