The Book of Ramen, once known as the book of Destiny, created by God, was given to his first human creation, Ramen, with... More > whom which all of existence would be scribed. As God spoke, Ramen wrote, as Ramen wrote in the book of creation, existence took shape. The Birds, the bees, the trees, even the dust and a gust of air. As it was spoken, it was written, as it was written, so it was. Ramen, happy being by Gods side, looked upon the world, realizing that nothing had freedom. Everything had to follow the script given to them, and this sat ill with Ramen. So while God slept, Ramen wrote in several characters who would be unbound by the book, who could pursue their own true freedom...though, such freedom, comes at a cost... When God awoke and found what Ramen had done, he banished his spirit to walk the Earth forever and tore apart the book spreading its pages all throughout the world... < Less

Posterboy: (n) 1. A person with whom all good is associated, one who can do no wrong, Whom fits the examples of all that is... More > just, right and commonly agreeable.... 2. Inhuman perfection deemed the acceptable standard by the populace or media.

A young man looks at his life. What race am I? Who am I? What do you think of me? Do any of these answers have any questions I even care to ask? Who am I? What am I?
He looks inside of himself, through spiritual, physical and metaphorical poetry and lines to depict some kind of truth that may possibly get him closer to his own true self...so that he's much more than just a...posterboy < Less

The Book of Destiny, created by God, dictated by God, scribed by Ramen, holds the fate of every single speck of creation.... More > All of life, all of death, from every animal to every speck of dust, its destiny is fortold in the book. Though, when Ramen grows bored with seeing everything unfold as it should, without surprise, robotically following the scriptures verbatim, he decides to change things, instituting a time for freedom, where the destinies of all may be written by those living them, instead of those who created them...the book, posessing almost infinite power, if taken by a knowing soul and read backwards, shall uncreate everything from what it once was back into the dust of possibility, and from there, the new creatour may decide from thence, the growth of destinies... < Less

Posterboy: (n) 1. A person with whom all good is associated, one who can do no wrong, Whom fits the examples of all that is... More > just, right and commonly agreeable.... 2. Inhuman perfection deemed the acceptable standard by the populace or media.

A young man looks at his life. What race am I? Who am I? What do you think of me? Do any of these answers have any questions I even care to ask? Who am I? What am I?
He looks inside of himself, through spiritual, physical and metaphorical poetry and lines to depict some kind of truth that may possibly get him closer to his own true self...so that he's much more than just a...posterboy < Less

The Book of Ramen, once known as the book of Destiny, created by God, was given to his first human creation, Ramen, with... More > whom which all of existence would be scribed. As God spoke, Ramen wrote, as Ramen wrote in the book of creation, existence took shape. The Birds, the bees, the trees, even the dust and a gust of air. As it was spoken, it was written, as it was written, so it was. Ramen, happy being by Gods side, looked upon the world, realizing that nothing had freedom. Everything had to follow the script given to them, and this sat ill with Ramen. So while God slept, Ramen wrote in several characters who would be unbound by the book, who could pursue their own true freedom...though, such freedom, comes at a cost... When God awoke and found what Ramen had done, he banished his spirit to walk the Earth forever and tore apart the book spreading its pages all throughout the world... < Less