This is a one-sentence piece that i just love to read and reread and listen to the sound and the beat in my head. Uranium-238–it’s an unlikely topic but apparently there’s a poetic radioactivity we didn’t know about until now.
I especially noted the tri-syllable words that cause chemists to do it on the table periodically: ‘discussing’, ‘bravado’, ‘electron’, ‘mastery’,
‘sacrosanct’, and ‘aesthetics’. Thx for sharing!
CD Review – Wasted and Alone by Mr H
6 out of 10
‘Wasted and Alone’ is a collection of songs from Andrew Harris, that was written and recorded in 2008 and …
The Party of Possibilities
by Rebecca Lee
Extemporaneous doesn’t fit the word. If he were truly Extemporaneous, he wouldn’t have so many syllables stopping up the sentence. Something short and boring and …
Review of the book “The Confidant” by Helene Gremillon
Review by Ben Macnair
Helene Gremillon’s new novel ‘The Confidant’ is the type of book that hooks you from the beginning, and by …
Review of the movies “300″ and “Titanic”
by Terry Coburn
300
My favorite movie is the 300 movie because I can usually relate to it after I watch it on my dvd at …
This is a one-sentence piece that i just love to read and reread and listen to the sound and the beat in my head. Uranium-238–it’s an unlikely topic but apparently there’s a poetic radioactivity we didn’t know about until now.
I especially noted the tri-syllable words that cause chemists to do it on the table periodically: ‘discussing’, ‘bravado’, ‘electron’, ‘mastery’,
‘sacrosanct’, and ‘aesthetics’. Thx for sharing!