2018-06-16 09:02
The rain patters against my shell.
A distant roar of thunder reverberates against my shield.
My breath rises and falls to the ebb and flow of my mind.
Another crash of waves on my shore.
Th… Read More
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2018-05-12 11:51
In a world of black and white, where anything anyone does is wrong and only you are right.
From your subjective deluded perspective you have but one objective.
Spite, vengeance and scorn s… Read More
2018-04-14 09:17
Begryp
In die feëwoude
Raak dit al hoe benouder
Want voëlneste word verwyder
En hoeveelheid inwoners al hoe kleiner
Is daar geen verligting?
Aan die oprigting?
Daar is geen mee… Read More
2018-03-17 07:24
No piece of writing is worthy of destruction – yes, it may be cringe worthy, but half-formed ideas hide between the bad grammar and spelling mistakes. These precious little insights w… Read More
2018-02-17 09:05
To most people parasites are gruesome creatures, likely the feature of nightmares. Yet, they are fascinating organisms from an evolutionary perspective (read more about Tick Origins and the… Read More
2018-01-13 10:23
A fitting lighthearted post to start the new year. A drabble is a 100-word writing piece, which explains a concept fully. So, for my own amusement I decided to take up the challenge, maybe… Read More
2017-12-19 12:53
This is my 1st first author article, which is part of my PhD requirement (other than submitting a thesis which is already with the examiners)
– One step closer to graduation !… Read More
2017-12-16 09:40
Ticks are blood-feeding external parasites. Truly disgusting creatures and I still say this even after I had studied them for four years. How did they become such repulsive organisms? To gli… Read More
2017-12-09 09:50
Humpty Dumpty illustration by John Tenniel, 1871, featured in Through the Looking Glass Lewis Carroll, 1872.
“When I use a word,” Humpty Dumpty said, in rather scornful tone, &ld&hell…Read More
2017-11-18 07:38
These five words are what popped into my head during a creative writing exercise back in high-school during English class. It has been sitting in my writing journal ever since, but I always… Read More
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