Sometimes it’s just a feeling,
One of the six new senses scientifically coined,
Telling you: this place is going to revolve,
The top soil will be overturned
And the bottom will come atop, to breath.
Should I help the gardener,
Or will he already have strength enough
To uplift the dirt below and cover the entire world?
Bah, worry not! It’s the 21st century—he has machines
5 I forgot my collection for today at home,
In that blue twisted USB
I used to cradle and caress
Everywhere I go.
So today, this is all I have left.
Read these two poems by Carl Rakosi, my two new favorites, simply because they are so adorable. I can practically imagine someone saying these things or imagining them in his/her head…
2What has the world come to? A new software claims to be able to detect our emotions by reading them on our faces, more accurately than humans can.
1 
From the MFA, second floor contemporary wing.
2My text disappeared… I had no idea what I wrote.
Probably not good enough to be preserved… That’s why.
2 Sometimes all it takes is a push,
a slightly above zero net force without
a constant gravity or friction
and it will start.
Even if the opposition does increase
as you gain momentum
remember all the weight you’d gain,
those followers, supporters, family members
that will maintain this energy within, without and any where in between.
And all it took was that effortless push.
4 krakkenchaos asked: Thanks for following!
:)
Something tells me that there is an inverse relationship between technology and diligence.
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