Two collapsed stars orbit each other in a cosmic ballet, pulsing with radiation yet never touching. Their eventual collision will unleash a majestic, violent finale that will echoes across generations.
Category Archives: Reflection
The Characters of My Emotion
My emotion often motivates me to write, resulting in new characters and story ideas, most of which I didn’t know I needed.
OG
A brief encounter at a gas station led me to confront the quiet truth of aging and how society now sees me. This post explores identity, cultural relevance, and the evolving meaning of respect across generations
Four Characteristics of a Quality Human
In a world flooded with distraction, The Quality Human stands firm—moving with intention, integrity, and depth. This post explores four essential traits—humility, introspection, sincerity, and respect—as a practical and emotional framework for living well.
Sugar Crash
Jay defies his sister’s warnings and indulges in Halloween candy, only to face an unexpected confrontation that tests his resolve. The scene blends humor, vulnerability, and sensory detail as innocence collides with harsh reality.
Frozen Memories
It was a crispy 20° at 5am this morning. I work overnights at a local restaurant and my duties include picking up trash from the lot. It only takes ten to fifteen minutes, but in this blistering cold weather it can feel much longer. Well not to me at least. I was born in andContinueContinue reading “Frozen Memories”
What’s In a Face?
Do you think you can tell a person’s personality simply by their physical appearance? I don’t mean the intuitive energy felt when being around someone, which occurs though close physical proximity. My discussion here concerns the initial (and subconscious) thoughts about an individual’s personality that occur by simply looking at someone. This can be throughContinueContinue reading “What’s In a Face?”
Anti-Social Media
SOMETIMES I wonder when I’m in the throes of an endless scroll: IF social media were a thing when I was teen, would I be plastering myself all over Facebook and Instagram like pretty much every single teen on Earth currently does? MY head tells me “Hell no”. I mean social media exists now andContinueContinue reading “Anti-Social Media”
So I Actually Have to do Work?
I thought working from home would be laid back…nope!!
Turning the Page
As life goes on, I often find inspiration to write through what I experience. The inspiration is strongest when a shift occurs or when something dramatic happens. Yesterday, another chapter of my life came to an end. This chapter didn’t last very long, although at one point I was sure that it would. But theContinueContinue reading “Turning the Page”
Jay Owens 