Inspiration

When you spend the majority of your day engrossed in words on a page, it’s easy to forget that language is so much more than that. It’s also a pivotal part of how we view our surroundings and express ourselves. As UX writers, I believe that we have a duty…

Poetry — I won’t be saved by thunder or the prickly thorns of jagged stems, I won’t be moved by words that drip from the bottom of your hem, I won’t be deluded by love or understand why the pen runs dry, I won’t be rescued by the kiss of a croaking frog who slips on the cusp of Wednesday eve, dreaming of fairy tales and rhinestone stars. Thank you to Zay Pareltheon, Viraji Ogodapola, Marilyn J Wolf, the editors of The Howling Owl publication on Medium writing for allowing me to take a deep breath and dare to dream. And for such a remarkable community of writers, creators and readers.

Poetry — Most guys I know don’t kiss and tell but when they’re done leave me in a lurch and forget my middle name it’s all part of the game after all they bait me like a fish and make me think I’m the only one they could possibly love twenty-seven hours a day eight days a week but I’d end up as roadkill if I didn’t understand that love is patient and not just a one-night stand. I’ve been loved and dumped, booty-called and on more than one occasion, an enchanted one-night stand. I think I’m starting to finally put the pieces of the puzzle together towards understanding the nuances of love.

The Surprising Benefits of Split Personality Disorder “This is a tale of two men. This is Jekyll and Hyde. Have you ever had a war of your mind? It’s like I’m two men.” To explain the Jekyll and Hyde effect, let’s use a real life example; There is a man…