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— poured straight from the heart of Poetic Bipolar Mind.
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Faith as a Pseudo-Science
Can faith stand trial in a courtroom, or survive the cold eye of a laboratory? An essay on belief without evidence, and why justice and religion were never meant to share the same bench.
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Is Google Enhancing Our Intelligence?
Is Google expanding our minds or reshaping how we think? This essay explores whether constant access to information makes us more intellectual or more dependent. By examining memory, attention, and critical thinking, it asks if the digital age is sharpening our intellect—or quietly rewriting it.
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Should Language Be Legislated?
Language is essential for communication and emotional expression. The debate over a national language in the U.S., ideally English, highlights challenges and benefits regarding unity, identity, and education for immigrants.
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Epic and the Epic Hero
The epic heroes Superman and Odysseus embody their cultures, showcasing traits like mysterious origins, extraordinary powers, vulnerabilities, and qualities essential for their heroic journeys and destinies.
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Finding the Ones Worth the Battle
Hurt is inevitable, but love is a choice. This piece explores the sacred act of discernment—knowing who deserves your battle and who does not. Through grief, loss, and resilience, we discover that only a rare few are worth suffering for—the ones who stay when everyone else leaves.
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Who Deserves Your Fight?
Everybody is going to hurt you — the real question is who is worth suffering for. A reflection on saving your tears for the ones who’d risk everything for you, and finding your way to heal from the rest.
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Darkness Descends
In darkness, lost spirits mourn a failed obsession and the end of hope and passion.
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Night Ritual
The narrator experiences an impending sense of doom as storm clouds gather, feeling crushed by fear and isolation, pleading for forgiveness while confronting the inevitability of death.
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Favorite Piece Of Work I Read In A Book
This poem is from the series The Mayfair Witches which was written by Anne Rice One will rise who is too evil. One will rise who is too good. Twixt the two a witch shall falter and therby open wide the door. Pain and suffering as they stumble Blood and fear before they learn. Woe…
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