The passage reflects on the intricacies of life, illustrating the contrasts between silence and noise, acceptance and judgment, and understanding and relativity. It emphasizes personal worth and interconnectedness, encouraging readers to recognize their growth and beauty, while navigating the complexities of existence with love, understanding, and a focus on the present moment.
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Artificially Intelligent, Curiously Intuitive Artwork
It is interesting to note some of the quadrants and pathos of current publishing practice specifically prohibit the solicitation of AI generated work. Considering the controversy in the academic community amongst teachers and students, it is only ethical to be forward when presenting anything AI generated or assisted. I know I would.
The Process: A Trick of the Eyes
https://youtu.be/abyGXrNCl1o It's winter time and I'm getting ahead of spring cleaning. First things first, cleaning out some of my old social websites where I have different posts about my writings and projects. I found this one I'd like to share. It is a 'behind the scenes' look at my novella, A Trick of the Eyes, … Continue reading The Process: A Trick of the Eyes
Even In Death, a poetry collection: Coming Soon
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Black Orpheus, What Is –
The Black Orpheus poetry series is available to read on Wattpad and on The Root of Many Returns blog. In the now ten-part poetry collection, I am presenting poems in the voice of Nicholas Duke, the protagonist of The Distance to the End. So, in effect, it is his poetry readers are engaging. Black Orpheus: … Continue reading Black Orpheus, What Is –
Black Orpheus: The Poetry of Nicholas Duke
Tentative cover art - Black Orpheus: Poems of Dreams and Demntia by Nicholas Duke Readers of the novel The Distance to the End will be delighted to have collected the poetry and verse of Nicholas Duke, the proclaimed protagonist of the story. Black Orpheus: Poems of Dreams and Dementia by Nicolas Duke will be collected … Continue reading Black Orpheus: The Poetry of Nicholas Duke
No WiFi, Plenty of Projects
Good morning, dear readers. I hope you are well. I am writing a blog post to thank you again for being a reader and joining me on my literary excursions. It has been a fun time as of recent in spite of our current living situation. By that, of course, I refer to the world's … Continue reading No WiFi, Plenty of Projects
Two New Publications And Max Caulfield Finally Arrives at Patreon
Good day, dear readers. I hope you are well. I don't want to get into the day's current events too much, or give it much credence, suffice it to say, I hope all are well during this quarantine time period and I hope the Covid-blues don't have you down. I planned for a soft release … Continue reading Two New Publications And Max Caulfield Finally Arrives at Patreon
The Vanishing Poet Now Available in Print & Kindle Editions
The Vanishing Poet by Michael Aaron Casares; 2020, Virgogray Press Available Now from Virgogray Press A New Collection of poetry from Michael Aaron Casares The Vanishing Poet, poems by Michael Aaron Casares, collects poetry published just prior to the print-on-demand boom, between 2006 and 2010, on the independent circuit via chapbooks, now defunct online literary resources, … Continue reading The Vanishing Poet Now Available in Print & Kindle Editions
Poetry and Politics
The political environment in the United States of America, the whole world, is volatile. I don't think there has been a more contentious election cycle from election campaigning through end of first term that has severed the unity of many people in the nation, and divided everything from men and women, to family structures, to … Continue reading Poetry and Politics
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