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Shi Voysieh
(8/9/2009 5:08:00 AM) |
Remembering Nature (knowing it is still there) we can lose, even enjoy, ourselves in the machinations of a computer. The ending of this poem comes like a fine cigarette to an addict who has done without all day.
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liviu ofileanu
(4/12/2009 12:56:00 AM) |
The human factor and the most important in this poem must be, it can not be another, the handwriting.The computer never, but never will tape the personality of the human handwriting.So, the humanity wins again.
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Shakespeare of Deng Xiang
(1/2/2009 12:19:00 AM) |
Candidly, it expounds technically, which is unprecedented, Charles Bukowski had pioneered the techique of perceiving technology.
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Travis Webb
(10/4/2008 12:38:00 PM) |
magnificent! its the swift transition of perspective, from dry technical, to the vivid organic thats so surprising and delightful.
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Nomi Mas
(2/8/2008 7:07:00 AM) |
well, all i can say is that Apple has stayed true to form. :)
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E Planz
(10/30/2007 1:46:00 AM) |
I Randomed Clicked and moved on to others.. I too love this mans poetry.. he certainly could focus on life and produce One Peace at a Time...
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Gary Best
(5/9/2006 11:40:00 AM) |
Funny how all those things that seem so important but it doesn't matter, because that turkey buzzard still struts his stuff.
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