Eazy

General details


  • Eazy

  • Wilmington, DE

  • Eazy

  • Wilmington U


  • English

In short

  • I am many things and I often surprise the ones that assume to know me. At times I am a dominate lion, a leading man, someone who people respect and follow, at times blindly. It feels natural to lead, to command respect. Other times I am a regretful chameleon, blending unwillingly into the shadows of obscurity. Unable to conjure my forgotten strength, forgotten confidence, forgotten dominance, forgotten self.

    I am the ever willing yet resentful listener, the designated shoulder on which to cry. My shoulders have felt the stinging chill of countless tears, yet my tears are rarely comforted by a willing shoulder. Listening to the listener, it seems a foreign concept for most. I've heard so many others express and admit and reveal and confess, yet I still can't understand how they are spoken. I have listened to the point of emotional muteness. Tears are my foreign concept. 

    I am the hopeless romantic that fears I will never love my loves as much as they do me. I can see straight through many, I know your good, your bad, your charities, your sins before you ever open your mouth. I feel what you are before you have a chance to lie about who you are. I've been called uncanny, I call myself unfortunate. How I sometimes wish I could believe the lies others speak. I sometimes wish I couldn't see the lies in your face, in your eyes. Most could never understand my request for blindness, though most could never understand the pain of knowing.

    I am so much more and so much less, many have known me forever and still never seen all that I am and all that I am not.

My Favorites: Reading and Writing

  • Fiction: Historical Fiction, Literary, Mystery, Political

    Non-Fiction: History, Memoir/Narrative Non-fiction, Politics & Current Affairs

  • American Psycho, For Whom The Bell Tolls, The Picture of Dorian Gray, anything Poe, The Prophet, Angels & Demons, Art of War, Fight Club, Satanic Versus, Moby Dick, As I Lay Dying, Inferno, In Cold Blood, Pillars Of The Earth.
  • Do Androids Dream Of Robotic Sheep. The Book of the New Sun.
  • If possible reading in the setting in which your book is currently taking place. If thats not possible Just give me a chair and silence.
  • Her,  Father So-Called,  After All,  Hidden,  Collective Amnesia,  People Watching Journals,  Gray,  many others that I never gave titles.
  • Non-Fiction: Memoir/Narrative Non-fiction

  • Gatsby- Being driven to succeed by a troubled past.
    Patrick Bateman- To better understand my darker side.
    Tyler Durden- For the days I look in the mirror and see someone other than myself.
    Dorian Gray-To live a day devoid of repercussions from my impulsive indulgence of which I refuse to apologize for.
  • Hemingway, Ellis, Faulkner, Poe, Dante, Philip K. Dick, Tolstoy.