Emancipation

eman·ci·pate
Pronunciation: \i-ˈman(t)-sə-ˌpāt\

Function: transitive verb

1 : to free from restraint, control, or the power of another; especially : to free from bondage
2 : to release from paternal care and responsibility and make sui juris
3 : to free from any controlling influence (as traditional mores or beliefs)

A cold crisp night in the December desert, no place like it. Whispers do not speak without the wind to carry their voices and so I sit in silence to you. But inside, my head is alive with thought, conviction, desire and so many other emotions that I couldn't even begin to aggregate. Fingers move, thoughts flow, blog forms...

As we approach the winter solstice I feel a change in not just myself but in my niche as well. I can feel a change coming and it feels good. Quite possible this could be exactly what i've been waiting for, FREEDOM. I started this blog with the word emancipate, a word with many definitions but essentially one meaning; FREEDOM. The Sun's journey south in a few days will signal the death of my "demons" and the birth of the beast. I feel like a hostage; hungry and ready to devour every trial & tribulation put forth before me. Everything I desire, i will acquire. In twitter-speak, #Motivation lives @OfficialTWill 's temple.