systematically,
robots take our place outside.
we are home, plugged in.
plugged in (haiku to Google)
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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
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ha they take our place as we become them for sure…always plugged in….smiles.
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hehe. thanks for the comments my most favorite commentators! i am fascinated with the concept of willingly giving up control over our lives….
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I like your concept…always plugged in ~
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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.
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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.
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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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yes, it seems we stay pluged in at all times. luv the robot line.
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…and have become the robots…
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thank you all so much! potent topic~ great job all the dVerse poets!
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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
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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.
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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.
Poetry by JC Snyder 
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