Poems

The Good Knight

By Sean Dempsey, 07/08/25 The Good Knight He took no oath before her eyes,Nor knelt where others came.He watched the world behind her gate,And never spoke his name. They say he once was something more,A banner, or a flame;But all he kept were ragged threadsAnd shoulders bowed with shame. He waited where the garden ends,Where […]

Financial

Thesis: Silver Miners Poised for Epic Bull Run as Silver/Gold Ratio Remains Historically Stretched & Energy Inputs Plummet

By Sean Dempsey, 04/15/25 The silver mining sector stands at the threshold of a potentially historic rally, driven by a rare confluence of macroeconomic imbalances, collapsing input costs, and structural mispricing. As of April 2025, the silver-to-gold ratio sits just under 100:1, a level that, while not unprecedented, remains among the most extreme in modern […]

Poems

The Shelter-Door Was Strong and Thick

By Sean Dempsey, 03/31/25 The sun sank low on Lilac Lane;The stars began to peep.And laughter rang from mouths of men  Who’d never yet known grief.   With meat and wine their hearts were glad—Their tables richly spread.Till sudden came the radio’s cry:  “A bomb shall strike,” it said! Then silence fell like Yahweh’s tomb, […]

Short Stories

The Obsolete Mr. Malum

By Sean Dempsey, 03/28/2025 This echo-filled chamber of judgment was not built to house men, but to erase them. Its walls were clean, without seams, without windows, without warmth. Light spilled from hidden fixtures like surgical lamps—cold, clinical, sterilizing. Every sound echoed twice. Each breath of the men and women in this dim legal sanctuary […]