Marc goes into how it is so hard for him to write a poem about his wife, Angel despite the many things that he could write, say, etc. Nothing seemed it fit, no two words would rhyme. I can relate to this and if you’re a writer than perhaps you can to.

It seems that the things closest to us, but not us,  are the hardest to write about.

• I want to learn about altruism, the belief/idea to lay your life/body/self for others. I want to explore the idea that people will unselfishly do things for others at their own possible doom or risk. I’m curious as to what their mindset is. 
• Nihilism – that existence is without purpose, meaning or reason…I am honestly curious as to how people can accept this “belief”
• Creative stimulation -  how to maintain and achieve constant creative flow, because I really need that right now and considering I had it before, its essential for me to grasp that. I’m reading a book that should help me with this one.
• Lovesongs – or the songs that whenever I fall in love, I want these to be the soundtrack, and what specifically from them stands out. I have the list at just around 100…I’ll narrow it down to roughly 25 with any luck.
• The constant evolution – how we constantly change and adapt as time passes, we experience new things and encounter/face new life challenges
• Addiction & depression – I want to revisit a piece I wrote last winter with hopefully some new insights
• Dr. Future -  Holding off on that one for now, but def. will be published at some point
• untitled – Alison gave me the idea…write a letter to your future spouse. No idea what to put in it, how to write, but it sounds like a brilliant idea if can find my angle & focus for it.

More to come, hopefully these writings with any luck!

allbest,