Jacob Wayne Peacock

Jacob Wayne Peacock

I am a writer, a poet, a thinker, a believer, a seeker of truth, a follower of divinity, a dreamer, and an explorer of reality.
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  • Simple Words Would Never Suffice
    5/26/2010
    A short sort of nonsensical poem about the inability of "simple words" to describe experience.
  • A Final Gasp
    4/26/2010
    A piece of prose about the passing of moments and just how much seems to be going on in every moment.
  • The Cleansing Combustion
    3/18/2010
    A short poem about the cleansing force of fire.
  • I Was Dreaming Again
    1/14/2010
    This is a short written piece about a dream that occurred on 01-06-2010.
  • To Find Her
    1/7/2010
    This is a short piece of prose about the song of a lover being sung to my heart.
  • Only Me
    1/7/2010
    A short poem about wanting what cannot be had.
  • The Veil Lifts
    1/3/2010
    This is a short piece of prose about the lifting of the veil between the conscious and unconscious mind.
  • Red Ink
    1/3/2010
    This is a short story in slide-show form which is about a man writing in red ink and explaining that he is trying to write and remember all words.
  • The unwraveling mystery of time.
    1/3/2010
    Knowing what is yet to come is like knowing what the weather is going to be like next year!
  • Random
    12/24/2009
    This is a random piece of writing which through prose and metaphor tells a story of sorts about the evolution of my art.
  • Reading from a Journal in 2007
    12/1/2009
    Jacob Peacock reading from a journal while smoking and drinking hot coffee from a thermos in the winter of 2007.
  • As The Trip Winds Down
    11/5/2009
    An image with a simple saying, which I feel aptly describes my life.
  • The Peggar: A Clue
    8/21/2009
    This is the text to Clue #1 in the Evernaught series. The tale of the Peggar goes back and forward very far. the least to be said is that the story of the Peggar is nare the oldest story that can be told.
  • Heart of Babylon
    8/17/2009
    This is a video of a candle burning with prose. This video was made with a hand held digital device.
  • I'm Looking Forward
    5/28/2009
    A hopeful poem about changing what I can and looking forward to a better future.
  • I
    5/28/2009
    I am wondering about I and what I really am.
  • The Hot Summer
    5/28/2009
    The hot summer breathes and I breathe with her.
  • Word After Word
    5/28/2009
    A short poem about words floating around in my mind while dreaming and looking at how I relate to words seeming to be intensely important to listen to in my dreams.

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