All Posts By: Byron McCoy
JUNE 7, 2020: A MESSAGE
I believe in Divine Providence. I believe the influence, effect, and messaging of God within our world is real even when we sometimes misconstrue the meaning—something inevitable given the imperfect state in which we all, as humans, exist. I have witnessed and felt in my soul too many times messages in the Catholic Missal […]
A BEGINNING
“Doesn’t it feel good to express how special someone is to you? No hiding, no pretensions, just leave it there for what it is? Maybe it raises another up. Maybe it’s dismissed, but either way, don’t we feel better for having said it? Doesn’t the world seem better when we share the kinder spirits […]
BE A LIGHT
If we think the world needs a little more light: be it. Our world brightens when we do. If you like this, and want more positivity, there is plenty on my site and in my book, #sharejoy, available at Amazon, Barnes and Nobel, and Bookbaby.
TUESDAY THOUGHTS
Why do so many seek to be part of a movement? Is it for “the cause” or simply a seeking to belong? Are the social movements at present principles anyone really rejects? If an unjustifiable wrong is witnessed, accounted for, and addressed: what do we benefit taking it further into unjust retribution? Does this […]
MOVING ON
I don’t like Hemingway like I used to. I don’t like his absorption in past problems, his superficial love, his false manliness. It is an air that impresses those still searching for self—because it is their story—but there comes a point when one must move on in life and literature. Still, I thought […]