The Pulse That Outlives Me Since I was small, my hands have itched for the weight of something new, the warm breath of an idea still wet from birth. While others chased nights strung with music and lights, I chased the hum beneath my ribs— that low, holy vibration that says: Make. Make. Make. I am not afraid of death— only of silence, of the stillness that comes when the last word dries, when the last color fades from my palette. Some people fear missing the party. I fear missing the next perfect shiver of creation, the one that seizes my spine like lightning, the one that says: Here. This is yours. Make it real before it slips away forever. Even as a child, I knew my bones would be dust one day. But a poem— a song, a shadow on film, a brushstroke on canvas— that could outlive me. That could keep my voice whispering in the ears of strangers long after my name is forgotten. So I make. I bleed ink. I sweat pigment. I dream in shapes and sounds. Every piece is a fragment of the monument I am building to outlast my pulse. And when I am gone, let them find my works scattered like constellations— each one a flare I sent into the dark, each one still burning, still warm, still breathing my name. https://www.blogger.com/u/7/blog/post/edit/7919007891465025240/49843031849199149

They might've overplayed the dangers of quicksand back in the day, but not sinkholes. If you live or have ever lived there, they happen.

Do you think [LiveFreeOrDie] will post again?

Pizza delivery drivers and gynecologists are the only trades I know that can scrape cheese off the sides for that quick snack.

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Just watched the Bond films been awhile. You Only Live Twice has to be the best unintentional racist bond film I have ever seen. Would of been better if he grabbed his eyelids and ran around going I'm a Japanese if you please.

when i was 17 there was an all ages club where live bands would play its where i saw against me! . and anyway i always daydreamed about a group list i wanted to play on that roof and when this came out it was a little nod of recognition

[Obsolescence] The UK Home Office here; will you accept delivery of you're new model necessaryevil? Now none racist, and user friendly!

did i tell you that i have a friend who lives in my shed? well he is gonna be homeless soon because the shed is filled with mold and rotting