Worldview Stories

This story was written by R.L. Stark 32 years ago, while he was an honors student of English Lit. at University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS. At the time, he lived only a few blocks from William Burroughs, a truly masterful writer indeed. Mary K.

A short poem I wrote freestyle, as opposed to the sonnets I'm so fond of. It's about the toll life takes on your soul. Open minds encouraged.

A collection of poems that deal with worldviews, coming of age, friendships, and of course love.

This book is just what I think and feel about the world around me I'm not trying to offend anyone this is just how I express myself Feel free to leave comments & Enjoy

What if all you had to do in life was fill out a blank page? A little story to think differently about the concept of work and our lives. Enjoy! :)

A Collection of Poetry- different forms and styles all aimed to reach the heart of people.

Life or death, it is irrelevant, only the hypothesis of a butterfly will ever be.

Read it and I will never ask of anything again. I believe this is important. Please just take 5 minutes of your day and read part 1. That is all

basically my worldview and thoughts that are overwhelming me 24/7 general TW

A girl in a small town begins anonymously submitting her journal entries to the local newspaper. The town, becoming interested in her thoughts and ideas, starts to submit questions to the girl they only know as "Daisy." Written in the form of letters. Highest Ranking: #1 in Worldview

Being a teenager growing into a young adult is rough. It's especially so when the world isn't that great towards you and likes to put you through all these sick little games. These poems are a collection of emotions felt by one of those many who are still struggling today. With my poems, I also try to include a photograph that I have taken myself. I don't update regularly, because I lose motivation easily but I try to update once every time I write.

The upcoming Presidential election is polarizing the genders as men fight for their right to control their reproductive rights, and for the right to vote in federal and local elections. John Barringer lives a content life as a househusband while his wife, Jane, works towards her goals. Raising their two children, Jane and John have a happy home life. Jane, like all women, is the main breadwinner and is up for a promotion in her advertising firm. John, isn't one to rock the boat, and accepts his role in life with no argument. Until one day when a someone whispers in John's ear: "It wasn't always like this." Now, John is torn between maintaining the status quo, or joining in the fight for the rights of men everywhere.

Just a journal entry as I sit by a campfire

The way I view the world, told through words and experiences. A compilation of words/phrases/sentences/quotes and my interpretations of them.

We have lost the intellectual side of Christianity in favor of a touchy feel Christ who's there to make you feel good. Yes, God is emotionally engaging, but he is also intelligently engaging. I think I have neglected this in my disscutions of Christ, so I wrote this. So I hope you will join my as I muster as much intellect my tiny brain can hold and explain the philosophical reasoning for why I am a Christian. (Along with a bit of my testimony)

Self written poetry . Most of them are personal experiences rest are just thoughts of my head. --The Thinker--