Handcrafted

I'm impressed by the interweaving of technical jargon. Some folks may not understand what packets, plaintext, etc. are, but for me, it makes the poem all that much more creative. Nice to see you writing again. ~Jess K. ---------------------------------------------------- - "I wound her up, an' I shifted down, an' I offered this prayer to my Lord: Said, God, get me back home to Houston alive, an' I won't drive a truck anymore..." - Steve Earle

I use packets to make my instant potatos Just kidding i know what they are I used to work around Bell canada and sometimes we had to put cable inside the great Machinery God houses of tall brick in towns (Huntsville ontario) and I asked a tech about all the tall trays of machinery winking blinking humming with nerve wires connecting weaving multicoloured with meaning mysterious He showed me explained like a wizard some of it I was impressed the most with tube based electronics still glowing still functioning in the modern setting (that was 1995) the modern machine can observe and watch time see a persons function brain response stimulus choice even finger pressure on laptop pad such intimacy its such an awesome world our brains though still the greatest mystery machine going wonderful poem to make me think today thank you kind sir for this

Oh yes, loved your handled well poem, crafted with an excellent flow of thought and language... well done! Richard

Oooh I really enjoyed this one... Not wondering why you bothered at all... Time to step into your strengths I think Edevold, this is good stuff. Cheers Anni ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ "...We ask ourselves, who am I to be brilliant, gorgeous, talented, and fabulous? Actually, who are you not to be? ... Your playing small doesn't serve the world..."