Poem on Narrowing definitions

We split atoms To find God We map neurons To find consciousness yet we'd be silly to dissect words into letters To find meaning Perhaps the sum of it's parts creates a new whole Just as letters create words Just as words create new meanings Just as words together create sentences Just as the meaning... Continue Reading →

The Irony of ‘Just Cause’

The Phrase; Just Cause has some intrinsic irony with it's modern interpretation. I find it ironic and funny, that the term 'Just Cause' used to represent a justification for action or a cause or reason. Like a Casus Belli. When nations or people with power and clout performed actions or movements, they had to justify... Continue Reading →

Duke’s Writing Tips 0001

Starting a new series about general writing tips and notes and ideas I come across or make up, based on my connection with various things and jazz. Doing so in my little corner of webspace that I've carved out. Hopefully this helps someone else, but ultimately I'm just publishing notes for myself and making it... Continue Reading →

Comparing Writing and Cooking

Imagine if knowledge and written works are a buffet. Where people reading are going down a table of assorted words placed on platters, each with unique ideas and flavors. Arguably a library is an all-you-can-read, buffet. The Chef or writer would think their work is good. Or else, why cook or publish it? And of... Continue Reading →

The Authority of the Audience

As "man is the measure of all things", the loci of control or perspective is that of the viewer or audience. Humanity's history is shaped from the perspective of 'human', and throughout time from Kings to slaves we've been defining and redefining the 'construct' of what it means to be human. The definition of human.... Continue Reading →

Poem a Way with Tools

Sacrifice for the thing you want, or what you want becomes the sacrifice. When a pebble or a boulder blocks the path,Do you give up your will?Or do you will up a way?Does the boulder and pebble become a part of the way?If there's a will, there's a wayThe moment you're no longer willing,Is the... Continue Reading →

Origins of a Corps(e)-man

A Corpsman is also referred to as a field medic, the origin of the word 'corp' comes from French and earlier Latin for Corpus or Corpse. A Corpsman is essentially a Corpse-man, a person who deals with corpses. However, that's not very PR friendly when it comes to saving lives out in the field. The... Continue Reading →

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