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lost in time
lost in time one day gone and i don’t remember anymore how my little brother looks like — blame my eyes for they have seen much to the seclusion of simplicity a lock of golden hair mingling with the innocence … Continue reading
Posted in poetry
Tagged brother, david bowie, Focus Philippines Magazine, growing old, memories, music, photograph, remembering, the exorcist, time, transcience, transition
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the falling ( a love story)
the falling (a love story) he feels she likes him she feels he likes her past iambic convos their arms brush electric as armrest fades to clouds this must be love astir floating from their bosoms flutterbies of light and … Continue reading
Posted in nature, poetry
Tagged breathe, Dark Sky Island, Enya, falling, flight, flutterbies, gravity, iamb, life, light, love, music, passages, passengers, Roma Ryan, sea, The Humming, waves
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Babel Rising: 4 – At 4:00 am
4 – At 4:00 am At 4:00 am, Salm woke up with the ethereal feeling that the whole night sky was shining through the window. His tabletop, tilted 110o to face his bed, was glowing softly. It was strange that his … Continue reading
Posted in babel rising - a short story, fiction writing, information technology, poetry, science & technology, short story
Tagged a cappella, agony, AI, artificial intelligence, babel rising, chat, communicator, computer, continent, dance of the sugar plum fairy, database, e-mail, information, Internet, Internet of Things, linguist, longing, music, pablo neruda, peacekeeping, poetry, tabletop, tchaikovsky, technology, time zone, tower of babel
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rustles of bamboo leaves one fine afternoon (a collection)
‘Rustles of bamboo leaves one fine afternoon’ is not exactly a new collection, though this is the first time that it is being posted for general reading. Written on a bright and breezy March afternoon, in six short parts, shelved … Continue reading