Earthquake Some poems cannot be written for fun. You do it because you can’t be quiet about it. All you can do...
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George Cassidy Payne is a freelance journalist, poet and essayist whose work explores the intersections of philosophy, culture, politics and lived experience. With a background in philosophy and more than a decade teaching at the college level, his writing brings a reflective, inquiry-driven lens to contemporary issues, often weaving together reportage with deeper ethical and existential questions.
From the Beginning There is a hushfrom the beginning of time, where you can hear yourself blink. There is a...
[su_panel background=”#fdeec0″ color=”#000000″ border=”0px none #ffffff” shadow=”0px 0px 0px #ffffff”] Another Staged Thanksgiving Helicoptered awayfrom another stagedThanksgiving, Godfeels pinned downand...
Nothing Scares Me More Immortality is a ruthless harvester of data. Just moments crumbling, into half-hidden traces of prehistoric bones....
Death Is Taking Off a Tight Shoe Watching old YouTube videos, I once heard Ram Dass say —over coffee in...
The Way of Zen is to climb the flattest place on earth. To become a geologic paradox. To crack into...
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