Friday, September 19, 2008
Monday, September 15, 2008
Friday, September 12, 2008
On Punctuation

Dear Pilot,
Punctuate, please!
Add a comma here;
a semicolon there
Don't spill your message like this
For only when you punctuate
We, your audience, can breath
Dear Ignorant Audience,
You realize the nobility of my letters
But you will never guess
That my writing style is unique:
No quotations
No brackets
No Question; no exclamation marks
No spaces
No dashes
And needless to say,
I use no periods
Let me explain with my own words
How to join the free world
After the colon
My definition will be read
....
Punctuate, please!
Add a comma here;
a semicolon there
Don't spill your message like this
For only when you punctuate
We, your audience, can breath
Dear Ignorant Audience,
You realize the nobility of my letters
But you will never guess
That my writing style is unique:
No quotations
No brackets
No Question; no exclamation marks
No spaces
No dashes
And needless to say,
I use no periods
Let me explain with my own words
How to join the free world
After the colon
My definition will be read
....
Wednesday, September 10, 2008
On Applauding from a Seat

We feel your pain , little bird
We feel your fear, little hero
We feel your hunger and defeat
But, we have to admit:
We do enjoy the scene
For we all need to watch someone lose
We need to see someone retreat
That reminds us of how lucky we are
That we only fight battles of our size
That we fight only the enemies we create
When you fall, little bird
We will say that we love you
That we feel your anger
We will assure you that we know how it feels
Do not surrender, little bird
Not yet, please
We just brought a few seats
We feel your fear, little hero
We feel your hunger and defeat
But, we have to admit:
We do enjoy the scene
For we all need to watch someone lose
We need to see someone retreat
That reminds us of how lucky we are
That we only fight battles of our size
That we fight only the enemies we create
When you fall, little bird
We will say that we love you
That we feel your anger
We will assure you that we know how it feels
Do not surrender, little bird
Not yet, please
We just brought a few seats
Tuesday, September 09, 2008
On Staying on The Train
More and more passengers walked to the open door
It was still halfway through the involuntary trip
Do not blame them
Their landscapes had only fire and smoke
I pretend to not notice the door
I try to forget that my seat is already close to the door
I need to believe that what I see is green
And that I'm breathing air, not smoke
Do not blame me for getting suffocated
Do not, please!
It was still halfway through the involuntary trip
Do not blame them
Their landscapes had only fire and smoke
I pretend to not notice the door
I try to forget that my seat is already close to the door
I need to believe that what I see is green
And that I'm breathing air, not smoke
Do not blame me for getting suffocated
Do not, please!
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