I’ve finally discovered how best I can explore WordPress, and find unique and interesting writers in blogs and comments across the site.
With that, has come some incredible, and insightful finds, that I would like best to share with you in the form of monthly top finds. Rather than re-blog these on my own site, I believe you should share and give credit to the authors in their totality, and so I’ve linked to them here instead.
Their topics will be varied, and so I have done my best to provide a rough synopsis, so that you may determine best whether you would be interested in said blog.
They share no order – they are even mixed up randomly as to when I chronologically found them to ensure no preference.
Hope you enjoy.
BlueIsMyColorWorld :
https://iblueismycolorworld.wordpress.com/2018/06/13/how-would-you-know/
An expression on why it’s important to reach out to others – as you never know when someone might need you most. Why it’s important to ensure those important to us, stay with us, even as our paths diverge.
Mister Badger/ There Could Be Badgers :
https://therecouldbebadgers.wordpress.com/2018/07/07/this-is-the-way-of-the-world-introduction/
A short introduction on defining a rule set to ontology; the study on the nature of “being”. It sets out a good example of future articles that may come surrounding this topic, doing its best to outline the concept, and provide an insight as to why the author feels its a subject to be discussed.
Fauxcroft :
https://fauxcroft.com/2018/07/07/love-affords-no-judgement/
A short poem/musing on the meaning of love, its purity, and the potential of it. Line by line this poem seems divine, capturing its innocence and its unwavering strength all at once.
Weaponless Warrior :
This piece represented that feeling of being the odd one out. What’s more, being so different you don’t meet the same standards. We’ve all felt that feeling. As though we could be “found out” at any moment, that we don’t belong. A very well put together piece, regardless of whether you agree with the sentiment.
Alora :
https://thehappyhapablog.wordpress.com/2018/07/08/i-dont%E2%80%8B-belong-here%E2%80%8B/
Arguably as expressive as asking for help can be. It’s ironically very difficult to explain to another the reasons by which you feel sad, unwanted, alone, or melancholy. This very coherently explains someones journey to understanding her own brothers depression, when she discovers it herself.
Healthy Strawberry :
https://wordpress.com/read/blogs/107701604/posts/3361
It would be a wonderful thing to be able to reach to yourself in the past, and have them see that everything will be okay. A moment in time where you needed help the most, and no one else but a healthy and happy future you would do. This discusses that idea.
The Dalriada Highlander 