Dreams that come Like whispers Just beyond our ears They slip by In waking gone As words in a wind Dreams do come And go too Voiceless unto memory Leaving the dreamer In empty lands Steppes of wordless thought
Author: Rocky Mountain Musing
On Truth in Speech
What we say matters. It has weight, and that weight grows exponentially as social influence grows. Due to this, it is all the more important that what is spoken is uttered with the greatest care. If what one says is a lie, or just generally bullshits, then what has been said is of little use … Continue reading On Truth in Speech
Joy for the First Snow
The first snow A simple thing to you or me The first a nuisance perhaps That makes the drive a little longer But for a child... Joy! I found that in my daughter As she spun And laughed At the "So many snow flakes" Squeals of Joy! At the Snow on her nose The first … Continue reading Joy for the First Snow
On Scheduling & Twitter
Recently I have found the need to create a more focused approach to delivering content to readers. As such I've decided that I need to create a publishing schedule of sorts to keep me on track. To thAt end I am going to attempt to keep the following dates for content: Major Topic: Published the … Continue reading On Scheduling & Twitter
The Role of non-Individual Bodies in Society
What is the role of a non-individual body in society? Rather, what should be the end of a non-individual body in society? In working on my next major sub-topic it occurred me that I must codify and answer the above question. So here is that answer: The role of any non-individual, that is any body … Continue reading The Role of non-Individual Bodies in Society
On Communication with Elected Representatives
How often should one communicate with ones elected representatives? Moreover, how often, if ever, does the body politic communicate with its elected representatives? In a representative government, like that which is the U.S.A., those elected representatives that do the legislative work that keeps a nation running do so by the will of the people. This … Continue reading On Communication with Elected Representatives
Congressional Communication
I am working on a number of upcoming posts but in the middle of considering them events have lead me to the need of contracting my representatives in the U.S. Congress. Of late I have taken up this practice as it is necessary for the body politic to ensure that their voices are being hear. … Continue reading Congressional Communication
Of the Passing of a Public Figure
Of course everyone, or at least most people, will know that Sen John McCain passed today. It is safe to say that I did not always agree with his policies or political views, but he was a decent man. During the 2008 election he gained a great deal of respect from me when he shot … Continue reading Of the Passing of a Public Figure
The Distraction of the Great Now
As anyone who reads my philosophical posts can tell I try not to address, too overtly anyway, any current event. I stated early on that I believe that it is far more important to discuss wider topics that may, by happenstance, be related to current events. To that end, it has been difficult in recent … Continue reading The Distraction of the Great Now
To the Crossing
Some background on this poem. A whiskey related YouTube channel I watch just crossed over 100k subscribers early today. When I hit I was inspired to write a short poem to honor the moment. So here is "To the Crossing": Raise a glass To the high class Of such Magnificent Bastards! We’ve come so far … Continue reading To the Crossing
