Philiosophy Stories

A young architect in the 1920s takes on a daring new project in the skyline of Manhattan, exploring themes of decay and rebirth in the modern age.

A poem about finding light even in darkness. Accept darkness if it makes you who you are.

Yohan is one prisoner in a group held captive since birth. Their heads are locked forward so all he and his tribe ever see are shadows on the wall. But a day will come when Yohan's chains snap free, and on that day he will have to choose to see the world for what it is or perish with the life he was born with.

letter 14

Apparently people actually liked Deus, so I guess this is a poem anthology now. Let's see how this turns out. I'll gradually keep publishing parts over time whenever I happen to actually write something. Enjoy, ladies, gentlemen and others.

The world is big, perhaps it isn't. It's easy to open our eyes but not our minds. We are being manipulated and 'they' are limiting our human capabilities. Time will come that we'll all fall under a type of government established by the Enlightened Society. We're going to become puppets, slaves, people considered inferior. Only a few are able to comprehend and this few, are the only ones who can save the others. Sofia Alumbrado was a woman born into the Enlightened Society. She broke free after realizing what their true aim really is. She ran and fought just to inform the people but they came after her to keep her mouth shut. Little did they know that Sofia's discovery didn't die with her. She was clever enough to save it with her son, her one and only descendant, Caesar Alumbrado. Now it's up to him to continue what his mother started. All Rights Reserved.