Júlio Cassoma Carlos

@Juliothemadpoet (90)

Bangalore, India • Age 30

Joined myLot 9 years ago

I am a blog/novel/poetry/critic freelance writer willing to serve to those in need.

Júlio Cassoma Carlos's Responses

My Cactus Hat (A Poem)

Steve West @zebra2222 (5268) • United States 29 Nov 15

On my head, I have a cactus hat. It's very prickly and green, What do you think of that? I wear it all day long. It gets a lot of stares. No one dares to touch it. You must handle it with care. My cactus hat needs watering Once...

cactus

hat

humor

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Júlio Cassoma Carlos I must say, your poems are really entertaining, like this one. I hope you bring more poems in the next days. I would be glad to read them.

4 Dec 15

War (The Poem)

Steve West @zebra2222 (5268) • United States 1 Dec 15

War, Death, Struggles, Destruction, Chaos, Misery, Poverty, Dire, Blood, Violence, Death, Pain, War does not...

war

peace

freedom

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Júlio Cassoma Carlos War is bad, but peace isn't always good. Freedom and respect are good. There are wars that are not fought, in these days we cal it peace.

4 Dec 15

Scrooge (A Poem)

Steve West @zebra2222 (5268) • United States 3 Dec 15

His heart was made of stone. His skin was wrinkly and dry. He didn't give to charity. The homeless, he despised. He was a cruel man. Wealth filled his vile soul. Money made him happy. The poor, he wished disposed. At would take...

scrooge

christmas

poem

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Júlio Cassoma Carlos Really nice. With the Christmas spirit already in it. I must say, as a poet, this is very creative.

4 Dec 15

When Depression Strikes!

Star_disgate @star_disgate (779) • Phoenix, Arizona 22 Nov 15

I don’t exactly know what brought it on. I guess that is the thing about depression. It just comes and goes sometimes. And other times, it hits you for a while. The hardest thing about it, is having to put on a happy face, while...

depression

health

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Júlio Cassoma Carlos Hey, I know that we don't know each other or something but the thing is, depression has a bright side of it. Just look at my case: I was passing through depression most of my teen age, if not all of it, and let me tell you something, I conquered it, and thanks...

1 Dec 15

Do you listen to music that matches your mood? Or to change your mood?

The Horse @TheHorse (218931) • Walnut Creek, California 1 Dec 15

This post grew out of a conversation I am having with @yalul070 in the Comments section of one of her posts. She said (more or less) that she listens to happy music when she's feeling down, because it picks her up. I said that I...

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Júlio Cassoma Carlos I listen to music to 'steady' my mood and control my thoughts. Sometimes I listen to classic music to think and create, as well as blues, soft rock, alternative rock and so on. But if i want to get deep into my thoughts when they are too confusing or...

1 Dec 15

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That long road, to....zzzzzland

Jekca @Jessicalynnt (50523) • Centralia, Missouri 29 Nov 15

I know, I need to be in bed. Heading there now. Notifications tomorrow, sorry. Worked 13 straight hours, no lunch, no break....gotta love when 2 people are left doing the work of 4. So tired, but couldn't sleep. Now I think I...

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Júlio Cassoma Carlos @Jessicalynnt is on the highway to sleep. ahahahah new ac/dc album coming up. hahahahahah I hope that you sleep as much as I did in this two days. (Spent 89% of the time in bed.)

30 Nov 15

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Do you prefer your authors dead or alive?

Boingboing @boiboing (13153) • Northampton, England 28 Nov 15

I know it sounds like a strange question but how do you like your writers - old, established and long dead, or full of life and still bearing the potential to stun or disappoint depending on the next book? This thought has been...

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Júlio Cassoma Carlos The thing about literature is that once you write a book, you become 'alive in that book', and a good author, will never be dead. I think that dead in literature has the same meaning as 'unknown' and 'unread'.

28 Nov 15

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Non normal things I do on a holiday like today

Jekca @Jessicalynnt (50523) • Centralia, Missouri 26 Nov 15

I don't really celebrate today like most do. I stay home, do chores, make a few foods. I don't know that the tv will even get turned on today. I play some video games...all things I do on a normal day. Really, today is no...

day

plans

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Júlio Cassoma Carlos Yep, my holidays are kind of different, it is the time that i use to 'hibernate :)'

28 Nov 15

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Indians abroad

Always smiling @allknowing (136588) • India 8 Nov 15

Earlier the craze was to go to the Middle East where they earned several times more than what they earned here. It was only money that attracted them there and most of them were artisans with hardly any education. Today it is a...

indians abroad

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Júlio Cassoma Carlos I personally know Indians. I am passing trough their type of education and I really must say that there are many things still to do here. The first thing that I when I came to India was: If they have such a good sytem of education, ass they say, why is the...

9 Nov 15

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Are you the spark that lights the fire?

Jekca @Jessicalynnt (50523) • Centralia, Missouri 8 Nov 15

On mylots often times we see trends in discussions. Someone posts something, which inspires other's to write something similar. Oh, notice I did not say the same! No, I mean they took that concept, or idea, and ran with it. It...

inspiration

writing

mylot

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Júlio Cassoma Carlos @Jessica Lyn is actually the first person that gave thumbs up to my first article in mylot, and she has been a really awesome supporter, she is an example to follow. She makes the difference. I really hope that she keeps up with the good job.

8 Nov 15

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