Writing Lesson #2: You are what you write.

Thank you for teaching us.

A word is just a word,
To say is just to say,
Yet when two writers meet,
They still read all there is,
So fundamental in it's being,
It's written in the cards,
The form in cards upon a table,
They purge yet do not lie,
The fundamental questions,
Unlike bullseyes from a set,
Of a very busy Carmen,
Garner fluency in meaning,
Let the point be,
Understood yet far from stated,
So it can be found in time,
To point a way each day,
Through words written and said.
....hmmm, now is it, nevermore or for evermore?

He is chubby.

Thank you, Bryan.

Your thoughts felt like lightning thrusts, energizing my body and my mind, I cannot overstate the impact of your words. It is as though all of my work as a self-litigant, trying to understand and explain my case, coalesced into this wonderful path forward. Who as a self-litigant experiences such excitement?

It is about the tyranny of mediocracy, to go beyond, to have faith in yourself, to not allow the ordinary experience of others, at any level, to limit what you understand, so your truth can find expression in a court of law.