Reading The Heart as a Torn Muscle instantly reminded me of the new song “Nothing Breaks Like a Heart” By Mark Ronson, featuring Miley Cyrus. Below is a link provided going to the song with its lyrics. Starting off their piece with: “This world can hurt you, it cuts you deep and leaves a scar. Things fall apart, but nothing breaks like a heart.” I think those are powerful words, that are very telling, and very appropriate and relatable to this specific prose The Heart as a Torn Muscle. This prose is composed to be a diagnostic of the heart … Continue reading My Response to: The Heart as a Torn Muscle

Reading the prose, “The Heart as a Torn Muscle” by Randon Billings Noble, took me to a rather dark place. This prose is written out as if it was on a medical platform, categorizing symptoms, cautions, and recommendations. I find that the actions of transforming an emotion to a physical symptom properly uncovers the reality of heartbreak. The pain of heartbreak is very much underestimated, and the pain is not only subject to that of emotion. Heartbreak is just as physical, as it is mental. Heartbreak is also something we have all gone through or are bound to discover. I … Continue reading The Heart as a Torn Muscle Response

Dear young little brown-skin boy. You are now in bed, preparing yourself to sleep. Your mom is telling you stories of how Jesus was born, how he was a good man and how you should follow God’s commandments in order to become a good man like him. She is singing religious songs to make you fall asleep, and this brings you, more than everything, peace. You don’t understand why she does it, and most of the times you think this is boring. But I can tell you, she is just trying to give you a sense of meaning for yourself … Continue reading Letter to Myself: God.

My perfect way to start off saying about the creator all of our world is mentioning my story and experience with GOD. First of all, I BELIEVE AND WILL ALWAYS BELIEVE IN GOD. Since decades ago, the man describes the existence of divine power, only diverging in expressing this power. We cannot see GOD because he is spirit and dwells in heaven. But just by looking at the things he did, we get to know what kind of person HE is. For example, HE has created various types of fruits and flowers and animals. Demonstrating HIS performance and intelligence on … Continue reading GOD

GOD I  would like to start making clear that I do believe in God and I will always do for the rest of my life. The main reason for me to believe and follow Him, was because of my parents, that since I was a child took me to church and sang some gospel songs for me every night. I also believe so much in Him, because for my entire life all of my closest friends also went to their respective churches and praised to GOD. And also, because every time I needed Him, He showed me all the answers … Continue reading God

God user reviews is a satirical article about God and idea of divine being, it’s structured like a review on a hotel or a book, there are contact information, business description, and even users reviews. The article mentions almost every type of god people conceptualized. I grew up in a Muslim family so my idea of God is the most common one, there is only one god and he is divine without any flaws a perfect being. He created everything and he gave us free will, but he has moral guidance he asks us to follow, and this is all … Continue reading GOD USER REVIEWS

I’ll say it, although needlessly: “Death and the People” is about humanity’s attitude towards death. That’s the subject matter. You may not feel super surprised to read this, but some people can feel awfully terrible at the mere thought of death. Indeed, a lot has been said about death – mostly bad stuff. In fact, if I was him, I would feel that as a bit unjust. But really, I’m as guilty of it as everyone else. I’ve had some unjust reactions to the thought of death; I’ve felt revolt and I’ve felt fear. But why, really? Probably, because society … Continue reading Death and the People: By a person(?)