Does love come from lips, poems, or my heart?
This is a collaboration not for the faint. (Part 1)
Please read aloud (no practising!) Watch your pronunciation and then attempt 'The Chaos' by G. Nolst Trenit which is a cracking good challenge.
Hope, patience, and consistency are key ingredients towards creating success.
Musings on technology and the organic language we use to describe systems, technology and applications, even though they are machines.
More musings on technology and the organic language we use to describe systems, technology and applications, even though they are machines.
Hey diddle diddle, the cat hates his fiddle, the cow won't jump over the moon. The little dog cried, to see such despair, and the dish just tripped over the spoon.
Perversions part 1.
Another Welsh poem, this one more complicated. I will post an English translation after this post.
Words are beautiful in every form but even they fail us for a second each and every day
This is a collaboration not for the faint. (Part 1)
Please read aloud (no practising!) Watch your pronunciation and then attempt 'The Chaos' by G. Nolst Trenit which is a cracking good challenge.
Hope, patience, and consistency are key ingredients towards creating success.
Musings on technology and the organic language we use to describe systems, technology and applications, even though they are machines.
More musings on technology and the organic language we use to describe systems, technology and applications, even though they are machines.
Hey diddle diddle, the cat hates his fiddle, the cow won't jump over the moon. The little dog cried, to see such despair, and the dish just tripped over the spoon.
Perversions part 1.
Another Welsh poem, this one more complicated. I will post an English translation after this post.
Words are beautiful in every form but even they fail us for a second each and every day