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Sonnet No 114What ground must I run afoot, chasing birds? So effortlessly do they fly my hands, Why must I set them still with idle words,Sonnet No 114
Wrap their wrist with tattered tarnished strands.
How can this shelter go on--it withstands, Such a furious storm, such a beating. Steady like old stone, respect it demands,
How it weathers such unfair mistreating.
Be damned to know love is but fleeting, May the man come to his troubling senses, To pass it off--nothing more than greeting, To see his way and cause no offenses,
As the passions are man's one true master, A


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Every good story has a great opening line. That was mine. It was a November I would never forget. The cold weather stung your cheeks, brought tears to your eyes, and that wasn't even the climax. I live in a small port city on the eastern coast. Fog would roll in early in the morning, just like the Carl Sandburg poem. The street lights all had their halos and distant dogs would bark at the darkness. I got up early to go to work, if only I had a job. For the most part I would sit outside in a heavy jacket filled with goose down, hold a cup of coffee in my hands and w


All Burning CloudsAnd the sky, Bloomed into reds, Clouds whispered past,All Burning Clouds
Dark trees and their leaves. Ears perked to the sound of birds, Flying through the air. Golden rays washed the, Hills with color. I stood there, Juggling my keys in hand, Keen to view the world in a new, Light that I had not seen before. Morning was born and even, Now I felt like a fresh child, Originating from the dirt, Presented upon its face. Questing for understanding and, Reasoning in this, Sorrowful and spitting, Time of trials of, Uniquely focused hatred with, &n
My name is Thomas, I am the current editor-in-chief for the Northeast Texas Community College newspaper called The Eagle. I have been in charge of The Eagle for two semesters; the newspaper has won design recognition as well as editorial excellence under my leadership. I enjoy the responsibility and judgment needed to successfully maintain this publication. I am also a music major finishing up an AA in music. I plan to transfer to SFASU or SHSU in the fall. I am a member of Sigma Kappa Delta, Phi Theta Kappa and Society for Collegiate Journalist. Any questions, just ask. I reside in #photographers. |
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