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Re: The Ultraviolet Catastrophe -- Summer Poetry 2010
Thanks! There is really no relation to each part below. But maybe. physics i. frictive but why is friction always regarded as a negative force, drawn in diagrams as pulling ...
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Re: mass-energy equivalence (co-written with Albert Einstein)
Awww, Gal. You read my blog! -Kylan
Jul 4, 2010 -
Re: mass-energy equivalence (co-written with Albert Einstein)
energy equals mass multiplied by light's speed in a vacuum squared. -- Now there's a science poem.
Jul 4, 2010 -
Re: The Ultraviolet Catastrophe -- Summer Poetry 2010
Thanks! dishes girl in a red dress, every twitch of her hip like the tug of a grin at the side of a mouth. high heels – white, a little ...
Jul 3, 2010 -
Re: The Ultraviolet Catastrophe -- Summer Poetry 2010
fraternal what I share with him is nebraska like a motel bed shared by brothers the comforter thrown off because the hispanic bead-kneading housekeeping ladies never wash the comforters, and ...
Jul 1, 2010 -
Re: Let There Be Blight
Gal -- I'm not going to be overly didactic here, or long-winded. You've had many adequate critiques. Plus, I need to be somewhere in twenty minutes. This is one of ...
Jun 30, 2010 -
Re: Kallisto [Edited]
Kamas -- Good, not great. I'm with Navita. There's nothing wrong with it in particular, but there's nothing new or very original about it. I guess I don't come away ...
Jun 30, 2010 -
Re: The Ultraviolet Catastrophe -- Summer Poetry 2010
Thanks Navita! For Blinker's Contest: io in chapped rococo, the bell curve of her hips, myrrh-smelling fold of linens, and the grope of a bedchamber's candlelight; and now, puzzlingly, the ...
Jun 29, 2010 -
Re: 'Quark, quark, quark'
Navita -- Hey! More science poems. Seems to be a glut of these on here recently, but I can't deny that not only were you the trendsetter, but you also ...
Jun 27, 2010 -
Re: The Ultraviolet Catastrophe -- Summer Poetry 2010
types of kiss, according to the encyclopaedia i. kiss of love (see Longus's Daphnis and chloe) under the yellow-lit nave of the parasol, she turns her head so that the ...
Jun 27, 2010 -
Re: Of Sheep
It was a pleasure to critique. I must say, though, that I wasn't reading this as a literal interpretation at all. In fact, in my critique, I address this poem ...
Jun 26, 2010 -
Re: Of Sheep
Shepherd -- Well written, no doubt. I enjoyed this for the language you used, your point of view, the word play. Your opening line is wonderful, and your title is ...
Jun 26, 2010 -
Re: The Ultraviolet Catastrophe -- Summer Poetry 2010
thank you guys so much! you're all wonderful! deprecatio i hold your hand – amazed at its lightness, the bones brought out like tea-things, the feeble saddle of your blood ...
Jun 25, 2010 -
Re: The Ultraviolet Catastrophe -- Summer Poetry 2010
Thanks Navita! tourism the cherry blossoms glissando, each tongued, like a separate woodwind note – a sweep of a gown across cobblestones, the lifting of a veil, and two candles ...
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Re: The Ultraviolet Catastrophe -- Summer Poetry 2010
Thanks Heather! I'd really appreciate some input on this one, guys! clockwise blue gaslight of an ignited mind, a match struck, the light high and sharp like a cheekbone in ...
Jun 21, 2010
