Saturday, March 1, 2014

Trending Words & Poems from February 28, 2014

Trending Words:

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Poems

Poem with probability = 0.997502558027

Mazeltov, welcome back to New York,
May delicacies fill your fork,
Huzzahs as you enter
The Graduate Center,
My champagne is popping its cork!


Poem with probability = 0.980134606192

Poor folk are our best whipping post,
Deny them the things they need most,
Min wage rise? Hell no!
O's Health Care? Must go!
Abortion rights? Sister, you're toast!


Poem with probability = 0.946986017286

Where's my Bitcoin FDIC?
Without it they're no good to me,
I'm most cautious on trust
Insurance is a must,
It bypasses chicanery!


Poem with probability = 0.850737682891

so now they tell us who will die
a name at last, identify
anonymous, there's doubt
what this is all about
but now await the molten sky!


Poem with probability = 0.748619239711

Larry,

It's awful confusing, Obama's agenda is loosing!
His foreign agenda's the worst.
Those here are glad it's reversed.
They want to see it fail

His domestic agenda's in trouble.
It's better his trouble is double
Those here don't like that as much.
Strange, cause there both from the same bunch.


Poem with probability = 0.64300365895

February 28, 2014

Fire and Ice – the chemistry of the our interior balancing the exterior -

“We are primarily the products of thinking that happens below the level of awareness.”

― David Brooks, The Social Animal: The Hidden Sources Of Love, Character, And Achievement

Robert Frost
Some say the world will end in fire,
Some say in ice.
From what I've tasted of desire
I hold with those who favor fire.
But if it had to perish twice,
I think I know enough of hate
To say that for destruction ice
Is also great
And would suffice.

Jja Manhattan, New York


Poem with probability = 0.291469072509

Now my record's number eleven on the BBC
And number seven in the NME
Now the Melody Maker wants to interview me
And talk about my politics and theories on religion.

"Top of the Pops" - Ray Davies


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