Chaos (an acrostic poem)

Cacophony of randomness assaults my senses

Heaving my sense of order to the curb

As I look around, clueless as to what to do

Oblivious to the obvious right in front of me

Stunned into a plan of inaction

 

 

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Simplify (an acrostic poem)

Sitting amid the chaos of his desk

Ian surveyed his life with a simple glance

Many pieces of paper that made up his existence

Played among other scraps from other peoples’ lives

Leaving his desk a chaotic world of its own

Ian questioned how he should approach this task

For there were so many ways this could go badly

Yet a match was such a satisfying answer…

Leap Ahead (a 100 word truth?)

Is time ever lost or gained?  The reality of life is that time is experienced.  It can be wasted, or treasured.  It can be counted one second at a time or embraced as a whole.  Time is a measure of the ever increasing chaos around us.  Nothing incorporates all these thoughts as succinctly as “leaping ahead”.  So as you leap ahead an hour, remember you didn’t really lose an hour, but gained a shifted perspective on life.  Think about that while you try to stay awake in church in the morning because you didn’t get your full beauty sleep tonight.

Movie (an acrostic poem)

Making pictures move to you whim

Order grows out of the chaos of the world

Verifying that the human condition still means something

Inside those pictures a story unfolds

Engaging your heart, mind, and soul

Plot (an acrostic poem)

Potentially anything is possible

Leaving the author to sift through the infinite

Organizing the creative chaos

Till the story begins to take shape

Robot (an acrostic poem)

Rational humans begin to work

Organizing algorithms, integrating hardware

Building in a bit of intelligence

Only the project begins to slip into chaos

Till humans are irrational and don’t work