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Dickinson and The Afterlife
In this article, we will take a close look at three of Emily Dickinson's poems and how she brought solace to her readers about the last unknown frontier...death.
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Top 10 Must-Have Skincare Products for the Budget Savvy Older Woman
Facial skincare becomes more important as you get older…and more expensive! And once I hit 40, I started to realize how important this regime was. For many women like myself, sifting through all the products and information can be overwhelming and, at times, very frustrating.
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Henry David Thoreau on the True Definition of Patriotism
“What is the price-current of an honest man and patriot today?” (Thoreau).
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The Neuron and All That Comes With It
This is a brief look at what a neuron is and what its functions are, as well as what your neurons control. You might be surprised the power these little guys have.
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The Cleansing Traditions of Native Americans
The loss of Native American culture is perhaps one of the greatest tragedies America has ever known. Below, I will briefly explore one of their beautiful traditions and its history.
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The Sanely Demented
Meet Miss Elizabeth . The year is 1879...the place: Willard Asylum for the Chronic Insane. It's no time to be a lady...no time to be outspoken...to dare so is madness to some but liberty to others.
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To Die a Free Man
It is not just a matter of a man’s guilt or innocence, but it is also a matter of ethics when we chose to act as the jury and executioner.
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The Influence of American Politics on the Ku Klux Klan
Learn about the history of the Ku Klux Klan and how its members were able to influence American politics.
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My Lost Chance To Say Goodbye
Have you ever wondered what could've happened if you had one more chance to say goodbye...
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Lonely Pain
Poetry has gotten me through more heartaches than anything else. And nothing makes me feel better in this world than crying through a pen and paper.
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Genetic Versus Environmental Influences on Personality
Where do children get their personality from? The research below compares expert opinions and reflects on the author's experiences.
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That Seems To Be My Life
Have you ever wondered "What if?" Perhaps you met a really great person but at the wrong time in your life. My poem "Maybe" was inspired but such an event.
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Sigmund Freud: His Life, Work, and Theories
Sigmund Freud was one of the most controversial yet groundbreaking individuals in psychology.
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Completed
When you meet that special someone that just makes you feel like you're whole...they make you feel as if finally everything in your life now makes sense...you become completed.
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I Guess I'll Just Live in the Lost and Found
Perhaps all of us feel a little lost sometimes, especially in the pursuit of love. It's so easy to feel alone and like no one else wants you, but in the famous words of X-Files: "You are not alone."
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This Is Just My Theory
I've never been good at talking about my feelings. I suppose that's why I started writing poetry. I loved how my emotions could become anything and everything...even actual objects!
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For The Springs To Follow
My mom named me after her favorite flower, the Iris, and she fittingly did so. This evasive flower finds life after death each spring for a mere few weeks, giving a glimpse into its beauty and soul.
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Changing the World Through Lost Dreams and With True Beauty
The following three poems I wrote about the depths of my soul: love (well, lost love), unspeakable beauty, and wanting to change the world. May they leave you both breathless and inspired.
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In pain I found peace
These are poems I wrote years ago. I was going thru a tough time during my adolescence and my only solace was my pen and any piece of paper I could find. In pain, I found peace...may you as well.
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Cathy's Poem
Well I think my prelude pretty much says it all about this poem, but I'm never good when it comes to the topic of death, so that's why this poem is short and sweet. It does not reflect on an lack of feeling(s) for my Aunt. Please understand.
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Artificial Intelligence:The Dawn of a New Age of Robots
I wrote this paper for a technology course and to be honest it was one of the most intrigueing research papers I have ever done. I never realized science had come so far as to be able to communicate with the human brain. This stuff is truly amazing!
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Living and Dying with Aids in Africa
I think all of us tend to forget now and again how good it is here in the U.S., even with our current healthcare system, as imperfect as it is. In Africa, millions die from AIDS and suffer long before death, while the rest of the world turns a blind eye to their pandemic.
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You Caught Me By Surprise
I recently fell in love, and to be honest, it knocked the wind out of me! This poem is pretty much how I feel about the guy, and, well, how I hope he feels about me. Love is scary, but it's also the best feeling you could ever have!
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Letter to a soldier
Years ago I dated and fell in love with a soldier. It was shortly after 9/11, and he sent to Iraq. This poem was written for him.
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My Nightly Hunt
This is my quirky adaption of the dating world today. Someone is always the hunter and some is always the prey. Do you know which one you are?
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Is Possible To Behaviorally Condition A Cat?
This is Henry on a good day, but Henry (who's obviously a cat) may be nice and cuddlely like a dog, but definitely doesn't listen like one. Behaviorally conditioning a cat, even a domesticated one, is very, very , very challenging. It's not impossible, but what I will say is that you have to...
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The Power of Elmo
I wrote this paper for a marketing class. During my research, it surprised me how much influence the media actually has over young children today, and, surprisingly, how advertisers purposely market their products so that children will uncontrollably desire them, making it impossible for a parent...