Dig-Pho-Art

An Analysis of Motivation In Dax Riggs Written Works'There's enough rat poison for us all...'I should be dead, so should we all. The crumbling façade of self involves the acceptance of death, as beautiful. He does not shrink from that, rather it is celebrated as a painting, awash in red and black. The brushstrokes create the backdrop for the invention of a new birth, wherein the Author begins a new life free from the guilt which drove him to the act. There is no guilt in the action committed but rather a release from the strictures which have bound him in this society. He is released from interaction with individuals to whom he owes nothin...

so another year has slipped from our side.. i can never get over how fuckin fast the year seems to pass, and they seem to be going faster.. and the fact that i pretty much remember what i did last new years is starting to make me wonder.. think i'm gettin old, which i'm kinda lookin forward too in a way actually.. ahhhhh good ol' 30!! should be fun..i wish everyone who should read this all the best for the holidays... take care and be safechristian

This Stone on the shore is our medium to express our feelings of discomfort. Not anguish or hatred, but plain, beautiful discomfort... the cold breeze that's blowing from the sea when the sun is about to set, the chafing crust of salt between your sun tanned skin and your shirt, the biting stench of urine in a worn-down, beautifully colored colonial house entry, the pressing heat of a tropical night that doesn't let you sleep.. and the feeling of wet clothes sticking to your body while wading through flooded streets during heavy monsun rains...For those are things we are hard pressed to find in this clean, air-conditioned world of ours. Su...