More Than Polished Boots: What I Carried Beyond the Marine Corps
I reflect on the meaning of my polished Marine Corps boots and the discipline, memories and lessons they continue to represent.
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The World I Created, but Wouldn’t Want to Live In | Benjiman Blue
NELLY VEE · PERSONAL REFLECTION The World I Created, but Wouldn’t Want to Live In A reflection on Benjiman Blue: The Streets Between Worlds Writing Prompt Which book’s world would be the absolute worst to live in? My Response I’d…
What I Believe About Life | An nVeeism Reflection
A personal nVeeism reflection on life philosophy, growth, accountability, faith, and leaving something meaningful behind.
The Doorway to Possibility
Writing Prompt: The Doorway to Possibility
The Future of AI: Will Technology Advance Humanity or Redefine What It Means to Be Human?
I examine the future of AI, human creativity, independent thinking, and the responsibility we carry as technology advances.
Men Suffer in Silence, Too: What About Him?
I reflect on the silence surrounding male survivors of domestic abuse and why listening, compassion, and awareness matter.
Botswana International Poetry Festival 2026: Poetry, Culture and Global Voices
A celebration of global poetry, culture and conservation in Molepolole, Botswana, November 23–28, 2026. Meet the festival leadership and explore the opening programme.
Between Fire and Memory: Nelly Vee’s Review Featured on Atunis Poetry
Nelly Vee’s review of Đào Hồng Tử’s Vietnamese poetry collection is featured on Atunis Poetry. Explore three reflections on memory, faith, and human nature, then read the full review at its original publication.
What Profits a Man to Gain the Whole World but Lose His Soul? Society’s Price of Success
What does it mean to gain everything society calls success while losing your character? Nelly Vee explores Mark 8:36, ambition, psychology, and the soul.