TIME FLIES/ TIME FLEW
Yesterday, we were imagining the future
Today, we’re living it
Yesterday, I was imagining the future
Today, I wonder where the past went
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Explanation of “Fenrir” From “Fenrir The Polar Bear: Part One” and “Fenrir The Polar Bear: Part Two”:
Fenrir is a monstrous wolf in Norse mythology. It is said that no chains could bound him. The only thing that could bound him was Glepnir, a magical ribbon, that was made out of the sound of a cat’s footsteps, the roots of a mountain, the sinews of a bear, the beard of a woman, the breath of a fish and the spit of a bird (At least according to what I read).
I made him a polar bear cause....apparently; I didn’t want to make him a wolf.
Snowflake Part 4 Explained: Brett’s last name is Dionysus. In Greek Mythology, this was the God of wine. Brett loves wine, so his last name is shared with a God of wine.
In Greek mythology, Icarus was the son of Daedalus, an inventor. They were imprisoned, and Deadalus built wings for Icarus to allow him to fly free of the imprisonment.
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A collection of memories in verse that reveals the love and imperfections of earthly family and the beautiful gift we have in being part of the family of God.
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A collection of poetry that reflects one woman's current season of life, relying on God through every chaotic second.
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Wilder Than the Heart Within Us is A book of bare bones and often sorrowful worship of the one and only God, Yahweh. This collection includes poetry written f...
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Aug 2025
The Way We Bare Our Teeth is a poetic and transparent look at humanity and the way its selfish nature often conflicts with the beautiful promises of God.
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