Peom: I Travel Thru This Life

I Travel Thru This Life

By CJBeige
Photo by *L*u*z*a* @ flickr

From Denny: Casper has done it again! He wrote about our life's longings yet in a short brief poem. Difficult to pack that much meaning and beauty into such a small space, my friend! Check out what he has to say about wondering of our lives' paths.

Give Me A Chance

Give Me A Chance - Sometimes chances in life are given, sometimes carefully taken and sometimes just plain snatched from us. Read this simply stated lovely poem of tender and very deep feelings about what we all encounter in life.

By G-Ma Johnson
Photo by Brent and MariLynn @ flickr

Poems: In this way

Poems: In this way - "Time to move with the rhythm bound..."

By hsofyan from Indonesia
Photo by fdecomite @ flickr

When The Angels Cry For Us

When The Angels Cry For Us: "A lot of humanity spends a lot of time agonizing over 'what other people think' about them. What if we are observed by what we cannot physically see yet sense on a deeper level?"

By Denny Lyon
Photo by alicepopkorn @ flickr

Ten Illustrated Quotes: Humor

Ten Illustrated Quotes: Humor - Collecting humorous quotes is always a laugh out loud moment well spent. Well, I’m always advising people to live out loud…

my idea of a title for the above photo: Can you hear me now???

By Denny Lyon
Photo by Pickersgill Reef @ flickr

How to Effect Positive Life Change

How to Effect Positive Life Change: "If you're unhappy with your life, change can seem overwhelming, but changing your life for the better can be as easy enough as using behavior modification techniques to break those bad habits that lower your self-esteem and increase the positive behaviors you would like to increase."

By Maddie Ruud
Photo by Peter Kaminski @ flickr

Poem: Rush Hour

Life rushing by...
Originally uploaded by .craig

Rush Hour
by Mark Gamble

Red cages crammed through the streets
Carrying suited stereotypes
To official offices at which the officiate
Cheery Children chirping in uniformed banter
Monotone motors ripping the air.

Subterranean caskets fly through tunnels
Managerial morons fighting for carriage
Halting and pushing, Ranting and raving
Muted mimes play at their act in silent pretence
Empowered electric's lighting the dark

Iron Horses flashing by houses
Bringing Business back to its heart
Slicing through towns, commuters on its back
Lovers lounging quietly in there own sweet sentiment
Wild whistling waking the day

Little coloured ants crawling the roads
Conveying the family furiously slow
Rolling on cautiously, coughing and spitting
Buskers play their tunes in lonesome laments
A brilliant ballet entertaining the sky.

Poem: My Life's Story

My Lifes Story - a beautiful poem of a grieving heart and the struggle to contain and live with it.

By CJ Beige
Photo by muha... @ flickr

Pet Storytelling Relieves Stress

Pet Storytelling Relieves Stress: "Storytelling is a great stress reliever. People love to tell pet stories. We all have one. What’s yours?"

By Denny Lyon
Photo by Denny Lyon - golden Curty and tuxedo Leonardo, featured in the article! They are famous! Get their paw print now! Limited edition of 6 million available... grin

Healing, part one: Universal Spiritual Principles That Work

Healing: Universal Spiritual Principles That Work - Did you ever wonder how to use universally known spiritual principles in a practical way that can enhance your everyday life? Minus the religious perspective, practical all the way. In the end, it's just another social issue...

By Denny Lyon
Photo by _cr_ @ flickr

Quote: live your day

"Live as if you were to die tomorrow." - Mahatma Gandhi


Photo by imageshack

Foods We Love to Hate: Knowing Why

Foods We Love to Hate: Knowing Why - Why do we hate certain foods? Have you ever considered what foods you hate and why you hate them? There may be more to it than finicky tastebuds. This is part one in a series of articles about food dislikes.

It does make a person wonder if we could resolve the mystery of food issues maybe we could resolve the need for war? How does that correlate? Scratching your head in confusion? The old saying is that an army runs on its stomach. If we could come to the proverbial table in agreement of and the sharing of great food maybe everyone would be in a better mood, more accepting of the other person and willing to listen to reason. Its amazing how a really good meal can change a person's attitude!

By Denny Lyon

Photo by Vin Crosbie @ flickr