Simply, Illusionary Existence, Genesis, and Other Miscellaneous Works is intended to provoke thought in all who read it. From existentialistic philosophy, to religion, and onward to several other discourses in regards to certain points of view in everyday life, I explore certain possibilities and make a couple arguments towards particular topics. There are numerous ways in which thought can be provoked, and for the discourses that are contained within the pages of this book, I have chosen the specific provocations for them because of what I want people to think about without telling them...

Not one thing is ever one sided, and rarely are things only two sided. A Myriad of Words, like life, is multifaceted with sorrow, anger, and joy, as well as dreams, thoughts, and wonders.

We never really know who we will be, or why we will be that way. Life is a long journey filled with days of clouds and storms, and sun and warmth. Who we are is ever changing: our likes and dislikes, the people who come and go to make us who we will become. Life is ever fraught with good days and dark days; joy, grief, and anger. We never know where our inspirations will come from, be them from...