Monday, 28 January 2013

Against Nature's Wish

Creep first, walk later, the beginning of motion,


One step, two step, run, run, run, nature’s joy,


Mumble first; speak later, the out pour of creation,


Conform now child, be like me, choose now, nature’s ploy,



Grown I was to love and cherish,


Small mercies afforded to never squander, forever relish,


Opportunities when sighted grasp quickly like a season’s first,


Always do as you’re taught, the rules never change,


Is it nature or change that giveth birth to the ills of society?


Areth’ not a sin to blame, on which to take aim and fire,


Many a truth remains hidden beyond nature’s folly,



Why did you go along with the call of from the dark?


Is the darkness so bright that your very judgement is misused?


Have you fallen prey to the desire from within?


The love from your soul’s heart warn you of imminent danger,


Is the pull as strong as for you to bear the pain?


The wounds inflected are they worth the cause?


Have you forgotten thy own mouth’s counsel?


Conforming to the norm is now forever lost, the spell has been cast,


The unforgivable sin commute,


The very rope to safety you denied,


A friend you’re who’ve jumped boat,


Is thou like a fallen ship in life’s battle?



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Friday, 25 January 2013





Nothing lasts forever but forever itself.


theatlantic:



There’s No Such Thing as Everlasting Love (According to Science)



It is what she calls a “micro-moment of positivity resonance.” She means that love is a connection, characterized by a flood of positive emotions, which you share with another person—any other person—whom you happen to connect with in the course of your day. You can experience these micro-moments with your romantic partner, child, or close friend. But you can also fall in love, however momentarily, with less likely candidates, like a stranger on the street, a colleague at work, or an attendant at a grocery store. Louis Armstrong put it best in “It’s a Wonderful World” when he sang, “I see friends shaking hands, sayin ‘how do you do?’ / They’re really sayin’, ‘I love you.’”


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Thursday, 24 January 2013





unclerujo:



Heard this statement on TEDtalk: Smart Laugh with comedian Rory Bremner’s One-Man World Summit. I found it was brilliantly hilarious how Rory presented the impersonation of Donald Rumsfeld, so I decided share it graphically.   


This quote, by Donald Rumsfeld, was arguably “completely straightforward” and “impeccable, syntactically, semantically, logically, and rhetorically.” according to linguist Geoffrey Pullum, but I don’t care… I find it funny. So before you click on the picture to read up on wikipedia, check out the video link above, I’m sure you won’t regret it. :) 



What Do I Know?

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Tuesday, 22 January 2013



Form Follows Function


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What’s the output to your gumption?


Is your ruckus just a nuisance? Or you pushing forward your discussion? Is this all some fiction? A pulp to get distinction? If this follows true it could end in your destruction; yet who am I to judge, I’m only monking an art form: trying to keep old away the NWO functions.

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