February 2010
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Apple's iPad: For what Audience?
52weeksofux:
After years of speculation, Apple finally released a tablet computer yesterday called the iPad. There was fanfare! There was rejoicing!
There was also much criticism: everything from it doesn’t have a camera or USB port to it doesn’t support Flash or HDMI out to it doesn’t let you multi-task. In 24 hours we have dozens of reasons why the iPad will fail in the marketplace.
But...
How Could I Have Doubted, Leonard Cohen
poetry365:
I stopped looking for you
I stopped waiting for you
I stopped dying for you
and I started dying for myself
I aged rapidly
I became fat in the face
and soft in the gut
and I forgot that I’d ever loved you
I was old
I had no focus, no mission
I wandered around eating and buying
bigger and bigger clothes
and I forgot why I hated
every long moment that was mine to fill
Why...
If she says something now he’ll say
it’s not true if he says...
– Witness
Martha Collins
I hate you truly. Truly I do.
Everything about me hates everything about you....
– Hate Poem
Julie Sheehan
The teacher asks a question.
You know the answer, you suspect
you are the only...
– The Hand
Mary Ruefle
Dearest, note how these two are alike:
This harpsicord pavane by Purcell
And...
– Machines
Michael Donaghy
Lift your right arm, she said.
I lifted my right arm.
Lift your...
– Lift Your Right Arm
Peter Cherches
They say the ice will hold
so there I go,
forced to believe them by my act of...
– The Farewell
Edward Field
Morning List.
somethingintellectual:
20 Interesting Facts to go along with your Wheaties…
1. A zebra is white with black stripes.
2. All the planets in our solar system rotate anticlockwise, except Venus. It is the only planet that rotates clockwise.
3. Hummingbirds are the only animal that can also fly backwards.
4. Insects do not make noises with their voices. The noise of bees, mosquitoes and other...
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I’m kind of completely in love with John Hamm. And/or Don Draper.
January 2010
Two Friends, David Ignatow
poetry365:
I have something to tell you.
I’m listening.
I’m dying.
I’m sorry to hear.
I’m growing old.
It’s terrible.
It is, I thought you should know.
Of course and I’m sorry. Keep in touch.
I will and you too.
And let me know what’s new.
Certainly, though it can’t be much.
And stay well.
And you too.
And go slow.
And you too.
"Thank You," Alison White
poetry365:
align:
I used to lie in bed, imagining the universe but it never fitted in my head. Now you are gone and the universe fits nicely.
Sonnet, C. B. Trail
poetry365:
This is for the afternoon we lay in the leaves
After it had been winter for half a year,
And I kissed you and unbuttoned your jeans
And touched you and made you smile, my dear.
And of all the good things that love means,
One of them is to touch you there
And make you smile, among the leaves,
And feel your wetness and your sweet short hair,
And kiss your breasts and put my...
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