Seeing is believing. That is what is said, right? Though that changes drastically with context. In the world as we perceive it, we trust what we can see, we all collectively believe in this interpretation. However, in belief, the object of worship is not, if ever, to be seen. Other than those who believe to have seen it.
But who sees them?

Happy Clean Filthy Friday~.

Three peas in a pod laid resting,
while the morning sun laid cresting,
the pod opened a creak,
from the peas no a peep,
as the first pea tumbled through.

In their slumber, more space felt welcome,
though keeping still neither did seldom,
and so with a bump,
an impromptu jump,
and the second pea tumbled through.

The third pea had all space it'd desire,
fading off in the dream court's choir,
but without a support,
the pod would contort,
so the third pea, tumbled through.

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What is it like to come to terms with one's conception? That brief moment where void and existence married, the instant our lives began. What was before? A question often left by the wayside, and yet as relevant as what happens afterwards. Most conclusions draw back to the moment, where we are simply happy to be.
I am happy to be, and I will be happy to have been, for that brief instance in my future.

Happy All Flanks Day~.

Perception and interpretation: Key to the establishment of connection, between living beings, and said beings to their surrounding. Two creatures holds different perspectives, yet if they share the same interpretation, they can communicate and relate to one another. Perception is grown from birth, the moment we gain an understanding of the world around us. Interpretation is taught, and lays as the foundation for our communication and triumph.

Happy new decennium~.

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Those of you who liked Goodnight Sweetie Belle, will definitely enjoy this one, as far as the mood goes.

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Hey everypony! For those who were upset about the end of Earth Without Us, worry not! The next story in the series has just been released, and you can read it here:

http://www.fimfiction.net/story/363997/pap-bedtime-stories

Merry Chris-

Huh? It's no longer Christmas? Wait, it's past new years?! Woah, how long was I out for?!

Anyway, I finally posted my new story "My Life." I hope those that read it will enjoy it!

Tell me what you think.

I don't read the comics. I've heard there are some good ones, so I've been meaning to fix that, but at the moment, I have only read a couple: the first two issues of the Chrysalis Arc, (I wasn't a fan) the Fall Of Sunset Shimmer comic, (Which I quite liked) and the Sirens' Fiendship Is Magic issue. (Which was pretty awful)

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Good day, chums! You'll be irritated to know that Movie Night is still not ready. Seriously, haven't even touched it. It's just so effing hard and I'm out of practice. Writing anything in the Gentlemanverse today requires a ton of effort to get all the lore details right. How can I make it all up to you?

How about a sequel to a story that over half of my followers probably didn't read because they follow me for the Gentlemanverse fics?

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I have finally returned from America, everyone! My brother's wife was just released from the hospital, so now I'm back in Canada! Ah, how I've missed our Prime Minister...

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A sequel to Stay the Night. Prepare.

When Vinyl's headphones break, it doesn't mean much to Octavia, but to Vinyl, it means so much more. Since she moved in with her new marefriend, Vinyl hadn't gone a day without listening to music for hours on end.

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After chatting with Tchernobog, he seemed to think you all deserved a little more Alchemy in your lives. Ebon Quill and Little Tinker agreed. Ebon also pointed out that Alchemy was supposed to launch last week, so there's that too. With such weight pressing down upon me, I simply couldn't say no (Well, I could have, but then I'd be a jerk).

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Well, before I was so rudely interrupted by my computer failing this morning, I was working on editing up my next story for posting, an 8,000 word piece called The Fated Hour.

The Fated Hour
Comedy, Romance

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Ladies and gentlemen, friends and enemies—after four long, long, long years, it's finally happened. ...But the Kitchen Sink has finally hit one-thousand upvotes! That took long enough.

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Need I say more?

There was going to be a second one as well but editors.

About a month or so ago I hinted at a large project of 10,000+ words coming soon. Well, now it's out and this has got to be one of my favorite stories so far. It's epic. It's witty. It's also very tragic with plenty of drama that's become a staple of my stories. While the barest concept (Sombra's banishment) is nothing new, this of course is filled with many twists and turns. There's plenty of backstories and battles and unlike many of my other stories it's not a sequel but it is a gateway* to

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Greetings, everyone, and welcome to the last edition of Bard's Writing Reflections... for now. Today, I'll be talking about my latest story, Just What I'm Fighting For. But first, thank you to everyone who helped to have Just What I'm Fighting For appear on the Popular List, and thank you to everyone who helped to make it the story that it is.

Now, onward!

Just What I'm Fighting For

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