How Can We Balance Our Emotions with Our Sense of Logic? Which Philosopher Are You? — Sáenz, Benjamin A. Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe (New York: Simon & Schuster, 2012), pp. 1–359. Summary & Analysis. Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe: Book Summary/Analysis by Eugene Pierson — YouTube Premises, Salutations, and Introductions 1987 is part of the setting (157), as is El Paso…

“Contradictions” Can Be Present in Your Positionality, But That’s Okay — Capital HPHC Live Stream — YouTube Here is my church band. I play piano there a few times a month. Some of the pastors include Mr. and Mrs. Patton, Mrs. Highmy Her, Rev. Jenkins, Mrs. Kayleigh Moffitt, and Dr. Achille Acolatse. …

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Organization, Efficacy, Readability, & Leisure — I. Poetry Totality w/ Discussion Questions: 29 stories about Poetry Totality w/ Discussion Questions curated by Eugene Pierson — Medium

Sinfulness is Bliss Sometimes, and Other Times It Is a Fuss — Envy is when you want your neighbor’s possessions, abilities, or friendships. Lust is when you want to kiss every pleasant person with your lips. Gluttony is when you eat a lot of carrot cakes and blueberry pies. Pride is when you believe that only you’re right and others tell lies. …

Medieval Guild Poems — “The Stars and I” Here is this lonely life that I live With no one to love and nothing to give. The stars grow obscured by the endless clouds. I, too, am indistinguishable from the constant crowds. My heart grows weak and weary From tasks and chores that are boring and…

Self-Image Is Important, and Outward Expressions & Creations Are Also — Self-Esteem Idioms You are one in a million. This idiom promotes the idea that you are special, unique, and deserving of attention, care, and commendation. This is a nostalgic, phosphorescent sentiment that gives you joy, excitement, and energy to tackle all of life’s obstacles and roadblocks. This is a way of giving…

Mystical, Enchanting, Mystifying: A Look into the Conundrum of Absolute Obedience Alongside the Desire for Individuality and Freedom — Ella Enchanted. Gail Carson Levine, HarperCollins, 1997, 1–229. Beginning Context for Ella’s Life and Journey Lucinda puts a curse on Ella to always be obedient (3). This curse appears beneficial and benevolent, but perhaps it is burdensome and tiresome to never able to reject or object to someone else’s demands and requests.

We Want to Be Our Teachers’ Pet Dalmation, Golden Retriever, Beagle, or Siamese Cat. — Maybe the words I say and the music I play Have no real power, no true sway. I’ve felt like they want to use a nasty net To eliminate who I am: a teacher’s pet. What is our best and greatest achievement? Perhaps it is a life of infinite improvement. When can…