

Will History Absolve Him?
The greatest tragedy that can befall an egalitarian youth is to become the antithesis of himself as he ages. This is the story of an...
Andre Lamartin
Nov 26, 2016


A Battle Cry Unheard
Outlandish campaign promises of yesterday, nonexistent policies of tomorrow. This is the leap taken by most newly elected Presidents. The...
Andre Lamartin
Nov 10, 2016


A Voice For the Silenced: My Immediate Reaction to the US Presidential Election Result
Shock and silence are a married couple not on speaking terms. Therefore, at pivotal historic moments of great personal consternation when...
Andre Lamartin
Nov 9, 2016


The Rhyme of Time
If loss could be counted in days, And absence measured in Time, The tyranny of memories would say, Time is an impossible rhyme. For what...
Andre Lamartin
Nov 8, 2016


Galaxies to Explore
If the world is a planet, each human being is a galaxy. One of such depth, breadth and complexity only the divine can fully explore. The...
Andre Lamartin
Nov 5, 2016


Diálogo com o Infinito
Não se cria sem sentir, não se sente sem criar. Todo amor tem seu preço, a solidão do acreditar. Crença essa um sofrimento, a ausência do...
Andre Lamartin
Nov 4, 2016


Por um Amor Que Puro Fosse
Queria um amor que puro fosse, Puro fosse como o ar. A conjugar a todo tempo, Tempo este a perdurar, Ao infinito do horizonte, O...
Andre Lamartin
Nov 3, 2016


Carpe Tempus, Carpe Vita
Time is the greatest treasure one can possess. Words to live by till our final rest. Even the richest are made poor when facing Death....
Andre Lamartin
Nov 1, 2016


Creative Destruction
Music is the poetry of sound in time. Poetry is the silent melody of the soul. Painting is all the colors coalescing into one. Dancing is...
Andre Lamartin
Oct 9, 2016


A Family Left Behind
Somewhere in the US there are two girls growing up without a father. Somewhere in the US there is a wife who still pines for her husband....
Andre Lamartin
Aug 27, 2016


What Will Your Verse Be?
“Oh me! Oh life! of the questions of these recurring, Of the endless trains of the faithless, of cities fill’d with the foolish… What...
Andre Lamartin
Aug 26, 2016


Ars Longa, Vita Brevis
Despite what conventional wisdom might have to say, Brando’s humility, sensitivity and self-deprecating nature gave him a profound...
Andre Lamartin
Jul 23, 2016


Brexit
Na madrugada de hoje, a xenofobia venceu a razão. A minha incredulidade e estupefação perante os últimos acontecimentos só me permitem...
Andre Lamartin
Jun 24, 2016


Today Europe is Less
In the words of John Donne: “No man is an island, Entire of itself, Every man is a piece of the continent, A part of the main. If a clod...
Andre Lamartin
Jun 24, 2016


Res Ipsa Loquitur
A modicum of historical perspective seems to be conspicuously absent from the political coverage of the American presidential election....
Andre Lamartin
Apr 24, 2016


The Book of Life is Brief
"The book of life is brief, And once a page is read, All but love is dead, This is my belief." Apollo Lamartin Newman 2003 - 2016 Friend,...
Andre Lamartin
Feb 17, 2016


Kew Royal Botanic Gardens
In the sanguine, albeit potentially unrealistic, expectation that the Paris Climate Change Conference may actually produce a legally...
Andre Lamartin
Dec 6, 2015


Bob Marley´s The Wailers
If life in the big city is such a race to the grave, why push the pace? Sometimes it pays to pause, relax and take stock of your...
Andre Lamartin
Nov 28, 2015


U2 in London
Stephen Hawking once said that we are all time travelers, always traveling headlong into the future. What he failed to mention is that we...
Andre Lamartin
Oct 25, 2015


Andre Lamartin
Sep 27, 2015
