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Author: Isaac Eustice At 26, Isaac is a self-taught writer and philosopher. He spent most of his adolescence and twenties wandering around the country and world trying to find the meaning of life. Now, he has settled down in Middle Tennessee, to work in kitchens, go to school, and hone his craft. “My biggest influences are the crazy, beautiful, brilliant dreamers and artists I’ve met over the years who have given their lives to creativity and followed the promptings of their wild hearts.” Good and Evil “You’re beautiful and good,” you once told me “So, I guess that makes you evil,” I said “Oh, you know that is true,” you said laughing And we ordered some more beer and whiskey And went back to the room with the piano You sang till you shredded your vocal chords As I watched, played along on the djembe You drove us back swerving a little bit I assured you we’d make it back safely We stumbled home side by side smoking cigs I told you we were like two lost siblings We talked about God, smoking your weed-pipe Waiting on pizza in the oven You threw up a little in the bathroom I thought about how we were both dying No matter how beautiful or how young No matter if I were good, you evil You fell asleep with pizza in your lap I picked the plate up from you tucked you in Where you crashed on the couch, a refugee From where love had once held you but cast you out I woke up before you to brew some joe Left you a mug by your end table I knew in due time you’d be moving on Kept wishing I’d woken up next to you But good has a path, love, as evil does Were no opposites ever alike as us? 24
Author: Jared Presser Divorced father of four children, three daughters and a son. At 41, he started writing only a month ago as a therapeutic way to overcome depression. He is an Entrepreneur by day, working as a Business Development Consultant and Image Consulting. “My writing comes from the source of my life’s trials.” Fear Addicted to the everlasting sense of wisdom. Knowing that learning has no distance. Getting lost amongst scholars, whose criticisms, cause schisms, amongst the populous, gathered there to witness. The debacle of a man, whose spent years on this thesis, mentally depleted, pushed to his angst. Delivers his analysis, amongst all the scrutiny. These men known professionally, their IQ’s are their identities. Applaud his discoveries, sigh of relief and recovery, for his wisdom was glorified, amongst peers; now he joins their tribe. 25
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