Key Chronicles

As writers we must learn to let our emotions flow. At times we feel as though we have to be rigid to our own developed systems, rather we created them or they were given. These systems give us a purpose and a sense of pride about our work. We write because we are sensitive to what life has to offer and we attempt to explain what we see. The human connection, calls this art, but is really our emotions materialized. Sometimes, as we try to express to ourselves what we are feeling to release any tension, there is a blockade.  This block is frustrating and discouraging, and I feel this comes from the fact that we are forcing that emotion through our given art, rather than letting it flow.  Art is not science, but there is an art to science.  I think that if this is true, that we are all artist but we don't all know how to express our art. Science can be a start to learning who you are in a very methodical manner, that can expand your mind through beautiful discovery. Looking inward and

Passion  Passion is a concept of undying vigor, it can be described as an unquenchable thirst or an ever burning 🔥 blaze of desire. This burning sensation can seem to have no origin and I wonder sometime if mine is based on a past life's evil failure or successful venture. It seems to be the same on both sides and ambiguous.  The selection of the person places or thing seems to arbitrary. I am a man of keen notice of patterns, perceptions and concepts. I can't say that I've built this curiosity of the passion of knowledge and understanding so it must have been there previous to my existence. Is passion breed, is it selfish, or is it a drive beyond a person's understanding. Almost like it needs a host to survive just as a virus or bacteria. This sounds like a negative connotation, but veils the same, metaphorically speaking.  Sometimes to quantify the meaning of something we must look to see what is the antithesis. The opposite of passion can be nonchalance or the lack