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"Pictures of these broad smiles appear each week,
And people in whose voice real feeling rings
Say: How they smile! They're happy now, poor things."

Wilfred Owens Most Brutal War Poem

A Libertarian Walks Into a Bear

Waiting for Godot Explained

Father Zossimas 12 Rules for Life—best quotes from The Brothers Karamazov, part 4 of many

Deep or dumb? – Re-Reading The Myth of Sisyphus and Waiting for Godot

I heard a fly buzz when I died—what Emily Dickinson says about death

Societies of Blood and Societies of Sex

The Circular Ruins by JL Borges and the Nature of Ultimate Reality

Should I be non-attached? A philosophical conversation with Rabbi Dr. Zohar Atkins

Nietzsche is Dead and We Killed Him

Is Israel an Apartheid State?

The Brutality of American Literature or Why Read Blood Meridian?

Wilfred Owen's Most Brutal War Poem @ami1649