Transcendentalism Stories

Short, transcendentalist diary; for a school project.

Some poem I wrote for Language Arts class, inspired by Transcendentalism and the poets of that time period.

"I went to the woods because I wished to live deliberately, to front only the essential facts of life, and see if I could not learn what it had to teach, and not, when I came to die, discover that I had not lived."

A short story of a man in nature.

Poetry & Prose Collection #2 "The Things I Leave Unsaid" was overflowing with words most readers hadn't even gotten around to reading all of. Therefore, instead of adding more to that, I'll be continuing here. Originality. Uniqueness. Embracing who we are, those we would be if cleansed and disinfected from the messy embrace of this abrasive, controlling society we all call home. Poetry containing unthought thoughts of confidence and pride; moments of finding new strength we never even realized we had, new ideals created and old common stubbornness looked at from hopefully unbiased viewpoints. I hope you'll to find a place to belong here. Requests are welcomed, whether about you or a loved one, a new idea not yet written about here, or anything else imaginable. Pm me and we can talk about it (:

2 friends journey out onto the North central Railroad in the dead of winter. They go seeking resplendent sights, but find themselves thrown into an esoteric, spiritual world of introspection and natural wonder.

My tenth grade research paper 😄

A collection of poems that grow everyday.

Painting is beautiful.

Wake up to the truth of life! Image: http://www.saatchigallery.com/imgs/artists/hein_jeppe/20101104092246_jeppe_hein_mirror_1.jpg

Can you hear her?

Part murder mystery, part midwestern gothic, and part spiritual memoir, Belinda Bee is the story of coming of age in a 1960's rural community awash in a bewildering stew of religion, patriarchy, sin and secrets. A story of mystical beauty and haunting tragedy unfolds through the eyes of a young girl as she tries to protect her sister, the only witness to a terrible crime.

What if you woke up one day to find all yourself alone in a small room, without a single memory?

Nature's brutal apathy to man is propounded through a stream of conscious poem about Lancaster, Pennsylvania.

In 2025 rich, over protective parents send their children off to boarding schools called Nurture centers where safety and quality education is ensured. In the Richardson Nurture Center, children are not allowed to go outside. Well for eight year old Adam Bender, this is a fallacy. After being caught for escaping into the woods for seven days, he is put into detention where he is not allowed to speak. While in detention, he meets a nine year old girl Eveline Watercrest (Eve for short) who is punished for the same crime. After they decided they had enough "nurturing" they plan to escape the school for good. In the next few years they prepare for the unknown and stumble upon an ancient art that could change Society.

This poem was written for my Honors American Literature class for an assignment that asked us to somehow express the social issues that exist today in our society. This work has lines/experts incorporated into my poem that are from multiple essays we read for class.

This is my poetry with no theme obvious to me.