A poem dives into “Flight of the Butterfly’s Rooted Anchorage.”
Feeling pulled between deep roots and the desire to soar? Like a spirit yearning for freedom, even when grounded?
Explore this visual poem, a testament to life’s striving. It’s about finding freedom to start, right where you are.
A Short Story
Lines on his face are trenches of despair, scars turned battle hymns. Today, he’ll pretend, a hero born from necessity, not by choice.
The battle-worn armour he bears glints like a fading sun, mocking the memories of triumphs long turned to ash. Each scratch screams defiance against time and mortality, a silent anthem of a man who’s endured too much.
Eyes, sharp yet haunted, dare the world try and break him one last time. He doesn’t seek recognition, nor absolution—just survival. Today, he is a fortress, daring the heavens to strike him down.
Feeling boxed in by society’s rules? Like life handed you a dungeon map but forgot the exit key?
Between suffocating norms and cog-in-the-machine expectations, it’s enough to spark a personal rebellion.
Shake it up, map your way out, and remember: disrupt the system, not yourself—preferably with flair and zero casualties.
Embark on the hilariously woeful tale of international job applications, misleading immigration agencies, and a whirlwind journey from Africa to Canada and New Zealand.
The saga features tedious bureaucratic hassles, ensnaring job portals, and bewildering role requirements (cleaning staff with MBA’s, anyone?).
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A hidden world of echoes and shadow-cages. Iinner struggles, a constant presence. Robberies, gunshots, a terrifying daily rhythm with political beats pulsing drumbeats of war.
Nightmares rise from ashes. Security efforts are often futile. Anger fills the streets. A chilling call thunders, igniting fear.
Children stare, wide-eyed, confused. Weapons fill the house. A single shot mobilizes fear, as anger surge across this beautiful land.
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Want to save the world as a Cape Nature Pupil Field Ranger? Your missions, should you choose to accept, include: translating plant whispers, putting out renegade fires, educating clueless humans, and perhaps tango with alien vegetation. Remember to pack your fitness, team spirit, bilingual skills, and a valid ID. Don’t expect Wi-Fi.
If you can juggle multiple tasks, speak eloquently, and love spreadsheets nearly as much as food safety, there’s a flexographic production job in scenic Nelspruit that’s screaming your name.
If you don’t hear back within six weeks, consider it a polite ghosting from the employer. Applications close in July 2023.
If fitness routines and the African bush are your jam, the Sanbona Wildlife Reserve is hiring wildlife heroes! The Anti-Poaching Unit prioritizes those who’re strong-willed and disciplined. Show them your “Rocky” moment with a 10 km run in under an hour, 35 push-ups, 50 sit-ups and 7 pull-ups. Just don’t forget your police clearance.
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Exposed: The Voter Trust Crisis No One Talks About
As the world melts, unwavering party loyalty breeds a self-imposed blindness. We look but do not see fractured realities; propaganda shatters convictions as we turn to racist blame and hatred, turning truth to air.
This silent endorsement of the status quo, of continiously voting for a disfunctional government party, or not voting at all, this “speaking by saying nothing,” allows decay to proliferate.
Voting polls shapes our collective and detrimental legacy of experience, dividing us as blamegaming govern the day, when nobody takes responsibility to right the wrong, even though in the vote, they agreed in subjegation.