Daniel Clayton

Daniel Clayton

I am a husband, father of three, and I have traveled to places like Africa and Brazil. I studied Sociology, Anthropology, and Archaeology in college. I attend church and read the Bible; I do a lot of personal study of religion. I have been a youth pastor for four years and have been preaching for nearly 10 years. I write poetry and love to watch MMA and boxing. I am from a small town in Arkansas but have been to some of the biggest cities in the United States and the world. I have attended three different colleges: Baylor University, Ouachita Baptist University, and Henderson State University. I love music! I listen to Christian rock, rap, contemporary, etc. I also love to do DIY projects around my home and do Handyman jobs for others around where I live.
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  • No Punches Thrown: Diaz Loses Fight with Pierre by No Show
    9/8/2011
    Nick Diaz misses scheduled press conference for UFC 137 promoting his fight with St. Pierre and Dana White drops him from the title bout. Diaz's now show to the event may lead him to losing his job.
  • Hoffa Declares "war", Tea Party Get Ready for a Fight
    9/7/2011
    Jimmy Hoffa declares war on Repulicans and Tea Party members in a rally to the Teamsters before Pres. Obama gives speech. But why are they so upset about the Tea Party? Perhaps because they stand opposed to everything they are?
  • First Person: Stay at Home Parenting Is a Financial Sanctuary for Us
    9/6/2011
    During tough financial times we sometimes have to take a hard look at the decisions we have made about our lifestyle and see what things may need to change. The decision to move to or from a two-person income is one place we may need to look.
  • Crucifixion Series: Spectator #2
    9/3/2011
    The second in a series of poems I started when I was younger, writing a poem from the different perspectives of people who would have witnessed the crucifixion of Christ.
  • Crucifixion Series: Spectator #1
    9/3/2011
    The first in a series of poems I started when I was younger, writing a poem from the different perspectives of people who would have witnessed the crucifixion of Christ.
  • Fleming Family in Black and White
    8/31/2011
    Poem written about a picture taken of the Fleming family in black and white. Written the same year my grandfather passed away.
  • First Person: Antique Cars and My 'Classic' Way to Make Extra Cash
    8/30/2011
    Many people love classic cars and there are always people selling them. Sometimes a local owner may sell one for a deal that can be sold on a larger market for profit. Resale of classic cars can bring in extra cash without much extra time.
  • Walking in the Footsteps of Archaic Indians at Lake Catherine State Park
    8/27/2011
    Lake Catherine State Park has a lake, hiking trails, campsites, and beautiful scenery, the park, near the Ouachita River in Central Arkansas, miles of Malvern and Hot Springs, has a long and rich history including Indian sites and Novaculite outcrops.
  • Not Everyone's Cup of Tea: A Growing Misunderstanding of the Tea Party
    8/20/2011
    Campbell and Putnam add to the growing misunderstanding of the tea party movement with their "Crashing the Tea Party" article in the New York Times.
  • Message in a Bottle: "Never Thirst" is Providing Water for the Body and Soul
    8/13/2011
    "Never Thirst" in Sparkman, Arkansas or in a devestated area caused by fires and natural disasters. Founder Jacob Ricker puts an idea into action and "Never Thirst" begins helping victims of natural disasters and fires. Volunteers wanted!
  • I Once Met a King
    8/9/2011
    Read it for yourself. . .
  • Oh Death
    8/9/2011
    This is a follow up poem to Oh Death, this one written after I lost two of my grand fathers within a month of each other.
  • Oh Death
    8/9/2011
    Poem I wrote dealing with the thoughts of suicide and death and the progression from those thoughts to thoughts of life.
  • Three Freebies Every College Freshman Should Know About
    8/8/2011
    Every student faces difficulties when they begin college; this article seeks to point out three "Freshman Freebies" that are available to students that they may have otherwise not known about and which can help ease some of their stress.
  • Guardian Cherub
    8/5/2011
    My first attempt at the poetic style: Villanelle. Normally I just write without regard to any specific style and welcomed the change and challenge. This poem, as the title states, is about Lucifer.

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