ah..i've sun such a movie lately with harrison ford where only the people's substitutes live a life outside and the people stay at home to be safe…what a sad, sad life… great haiku to capture that madness…some of the teens live like this as well
Cool, I used a series of haiku and tanka in my piece. I love how the idea of the machine is contrasted by these ancient forms. Love that I wasn't the only one who thought to use this form. Great job. Thanks
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ah..i've sun such a movie lately with harrison ford where only the people's substitutes live a life outside and the people stay at home to be safe…what a sad, sad life… great haiku to capture that madness…some of the teens live like this as well
ha they take our place as we become them for sure…always plugged in….smiles.
hehe. thanks for the comments my most favorite commentators! i am fascinated with the concept of willingly giving up control over our lives….
I like your concept…always plugged in ~
http://everydayamazin.blogspot.ca/2012/05/tea-cup.html
Handing it to “them” on a silver platter is more like it. Just waiting on my bar code now! Awesome, potent little response to the prompt.
I can see a future where machines are the only ones outside.
Nice capture!
http://charleslmashburn.wordpress.com/2012/05/10/its-awfully-quiet-in-here/
Compact and powerful.
Cool, I used a series of haiku and tanka in my piece. I love how the idea of the machine is contrasted by these ancient forms. Love that I wasn't the only one who thought to use this form. Great job. Thanks
yes, it seems we stay pluged in at all times. luv the robot line.
…and have become the robots…
thank you all so much! potent topic~ great job all the dVerse poets!
btw: check out this article on the Google X Labs: http://www.nytimes.com/2011/11/14/technology/at-google-x-a-top-secret-lab-dreaming-up-the-future.html?pagewanted=all
It is happening this way. I hate to see it, though my fear and anxiety revolves around other areas of security of data and that kinds of thing.
It is happening this way. I hate to see it, though my fear and anxiety revolves around other areas of security of data and that kinds of thing.