June 6, 2025 Eden Burned Early A poem about the beauty and beast within suffering. Through hope and reassurance we will rise and we will heal.

The United States of America is a country of immense scale and diversity, with a fascinating history and a culture that's shaped the modern world. From its bustling cities to its vast natural landscapes, the U.S. is a tapestry of different experiences, peoples, and innovations. It's the third most populous country in the world, with over 330 million people, and is the fourth-largest by land area. The capital is Washington, D.C., but the largest city is New York City.

Oh, to be loved by a silent man! Oh, to be loved by a man of few words!!Oh, to be loved where moments linger, and love is felt in the spaces unseen!!!Oh, to be loved in the in-between, where silence holds more than speech ever could!!!!

I want her to find her tribe—where she feels accepted, seen, and loved for who she is. I’m fearful she’ll be adrift, alone… other, like I was.

Every day on the calendar is a mosaic of human history, with triumphs and tragedies, births and departures, and world-changing events all vying for a place in our collective memory. August 31 is no exception. From the halls of history to the world of entertainment, let’s take a look at the people and moments that make this day so memorable.

On This Day - August 30 Welcome to "On This Day," where we dive into the rich tapestry of history, celebrating the moments that have shaped our world on this very date. So, what happened on August 30? Let's take a look.

Change creeps in on quiet feet, A shadow where the known and unknown meet, It whispers soft but feels like thunder, Tearing safe walls I used to hide under. ...... To continue click read more

A poem on being labeled as a high functioning autistic adult. "They call me “high-functioning,” like it’s a medal I wear, but they don’t see the silent battles beneath my practiced stare."

Poem about what I would do if I had my miscarried child still. This is an important poem to me. Please be kind.

My story did not begin in prison, and it won't end in business. Everything has brought me to this moment, in a Federal prison in FCI Florence, Colorado, serving a sentence for drug distribution and firearm possession. This wasn't a mistake; it was a consequence of a repeated cycle of choices, doing the same thing over and over again, expecting different results, with a complete disregard for others. On June 8, 2018, the day of my arrest, I had no idea that one simple choice would change my entire life. That change has brought me new opportunities, including planning and starting a business, writing a book, and replacing self-destructive behaviors with positive ones. I'm learning to turn negatives into positives. Since my change, I've come to believe that there will always be opposition in all things. I hope to help others find the same opportunities that I have.

This is a poem about my ex I wrote around a month after she broke up with me, it’s now been over a year since that day but I still sometimes think about her, we were together for 2 years till she decided she couldn’t be with me anymore

This is a poem about love and beauty. And I got a lot more for you. If you love poetry I promise you won’t regret it.

The Geography of Enterprise: More Than Just Maps When we think of geography, our minds often go to mountain ranges, rivers, and borders. But what about the economic landscapes that shape our states? Our latest project at GeoFields dives into this very idea, exploring the fascinating and often surprising connections between companies and the U.S. states. Every state has a unique entrepreneurial spirit, a history of innovation, and an economic identity shaped by the businesses that were founded within its borders or that call it home. In our new resource, we're meticulously mapping out this corporate DNA, offering a glimpse into the companies that define each state. A Glimpse into Our Research Think of it as an economic atlas, providing a new lens to view the country. For example, did you know that Arizona's identity isn't just defined by its desert landscapes, but also by the powerful presence of companies like PetSmart and its robust aerospace industry?

Exploring the World, One Continent at a Time Did you know that Asia is not only the largest continent by land area, but also home to the world's highest peak, Mount Everest, and its lowest point on land, the Dead Sea? The geographical diversity of our planet is truly astounding, and we're just getting started! In our upcoming World Geography Factbook, we take a deep dive into each of the seven continents, unearthing the unique stories that shape their landscapes and cultures. From the vast, arid deserts of Africa to the icy expanses of Antarctica, we explore the natural wonders and human history that define our global home.

Discover gripping short stories filled with unexpected twists, raw emotions, and unforgettable moments, each one crafted to leave you wanting more

Why do some people seem to have the best lives and then some people are constantly put through hell? There doesn't seem to be many in between.

If you've ever felt trauma deep in your soul, im sure you can relate. If you've ever lost your "want to" for anything you'll understand

This just came to me at school in a moment of inspiration at my table surrounded by my awesome friends.

This poem is about love. I wrote it about a clay art piece I made about two people sharing an embrace. No matter who they are, the only thing other people can see, is they love each other

I was the understanding child — always giving, always waiting to be noticed. But what happens when you finally decide to stop?