I always resonated with the hermit crab. Their whole lives are laser-focused on growth through destruction, advancement through abandonment, and using whatever around them to become stronger than the tools mother nature bestowed them with. It’s pretty clear to see … Read More
Horse and Jockey
You sit in the stands of a long abandoned racetrack. You used to bet on horses before the war and made a modest amount of credits out of it. Calypso sitting next to you. She smiles at you before you … Read More
The Watchman’s Failure
Ezekiel: 33 “The word of the Lord came to me. “If the watchman sees the sword coming and does not blow the trumpet…then I will require their blood at his hand.” Cade. That was you. You stood on the walls of … Read More
The War Outside
Sometimes, you need a little taste of Hell to appreciate the Earth. Things have been rough in the household lately. Bickering, questioning of loyalty, people failing to complete their chores… Not long ago we seemed like the perfect family. We … Read More
Happy Little Ants
Aren’t ants fascinating little creatures? Pathetic little bugs. Everything about these little buddies is ordered, structured. They’re essentially blind, but it doesn’t matter. The ants follow each other. Each ant leaves behind a pheromone trail for other ants to follow. … Read More
Bricks in the Wall
El Mariachi Muerte sits atop a pile of rubble. A collection of bricks. Guitar in hand, he strums a chord. ♫ We don’t need no education We don’t need no thought control ♫ “We’ve been building a wall for a … Read More










