Aristotle and the Meaning of Intellectual Presence: Why Ethos Now Defines Authority
Ethos has become the decisive marker of authority in a world where intelligence is abundant but rarely grounded in real […]
Poetry for Emotional Healing
The Crisis of Technos: Hesiod, Artificial Intelligence, and the Future of Human Presence
In an age where language can be generated without a mind behind it, the rarest human quality is presence, the
Poetry for Emotional Healing
Hesiod, Logos, and the Age of Algorithms
Hesiod’s Works and Days stands at the threshold where mythos gives way to logos, where truth shifts from divine decree
The Addiction to Becoming: When Self-Improvement Becomes Self-Escape
Self-improvement burnout is rarely a dramatic collapse, more often, it’s a subtle unraveling, masked as momentum, disguised as progress, and
Poetry for Emotional Healing: As Self-Help Fails, The Poem Begins
Most people seek healing through clarity and the answers found in the self-help industry, but some wounds refuse resolution. That’s
The Achilles’ Heel: When Pride Kills Power and Connection
What if Achilles’ true wound wasn’t rage but the refusal to be seen in his vulnerability? His silence fractures the
Form as Feeling: How Charles Olson’s Projective Verse Reconnects Us to the Body
Charles Olson’s projective verse offers a radical alternative to rigid goals and poetic convention by rooting form in the body
Poetry About Simple Truths: Why We Learn Life’s Lessons Too Late
Poetry about simple truths captures what life rarely teaches in time: that the answers we seek are often the ones we’ve
Where the Map Breaks: Spiritual Healing Through Poetry in Susan Howe’s Work
What if the path to spiritual healing wasn’t paved with clarity, but with fragments? In Chanting at the Crystal Sea, Susan
Why Poetry Is Difficult (and Why That’s the Point)
This essay explores why poetry is difficult, especially when we seek comfort in art and are instead met with resistance. Through