Victor Gente Delespejo
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Out of the Frying Pan and into the Fire by
Victor Gente Delespejo
Word Count: 1692 0 Comments A short piece on the abuse of idealism by self-serving expediency and on how to approach the matter. Acquiesce or do something about it...?12 May 2008
After The Surge and Before The Meltdown by
Victor Gente Delespejo
Word Count: 742 0 Comments A short absurdist take on G. Dubya Bush and his creed7 May 2008
The Colony by
Victor Gente Delespejo
Word Count: 832 12 Comments How do we know that the overwhelming phenomena we face in this world are not the byproducts of organisms that are so beyond our scale that we cannot conceive of them as they truly are?15 Dec 2007
That Which Matters Most by
Victor Gente Delespejo
Word Count: 35 2 Comments In an age of outcome, essence has been forgotten. Yet, with time, it grows ever so stronger, and, at one fateful point in time, it shall burst through the seams, releasing the vital force from its cell...4 Oct 2007
The End of the Line by
Victor Gente Delespejo
Word Count: 58 2 Comments A lonely night at my favourite rock bar, listening to immortal tunes and chucking down Belgian Ales. The barman is a magician, juggling spirits and CDs all at once. Not a drop is spilled, not a note is missed. I ask for pen and paper and reach the end of the line. One year later, the barman, a good person and friend, dies in a plane crash. This is for him.5 Apr 2007
The Worst Book Ever Written by
Victor Gente Delespejo
Word Count: 315 0 Comments A post-modern presentation that melds the two characters engaged in dialogue into one entity while superpositioning object and subject in one shifting identity of many possibilities that can collapse into definite form only after deliberate observation. Designed to bend the mind and frustrate any straightforward interpretation, this is a Quantum Poem.29 Mar 2007
A Gift For The Taker by
Victor Gente Delespejo
Word Count: 628 0 Comments From the soon to be self-published book 'Behind The Mirror,' this piece counterattacks the Takers, those who prey on others to further their own self interests without regard for anything other than their needs and cravings.27 Mar 2007 Latest Activity
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