A collection of vignettes and essays on the intersection between poetry and engineering written by a practicing engineer specialized in digital design.
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- Of Beauty and Truth, Deniedon Dec 4, 2016 in UncategorizedShould an engineer attempt to prove the assertion that beauty is truth, truth beauty? I say yes even after realizing that the term negative capability also comes from the same source, the poet John… Source: Of Beauty and Truth, Denied...
- Surprising The Senseson Jul 10, 2016 in UncategorizedIf you were able to touch the wings of a dragonfly in flight one summer afternoon, would you be able to replicate the sensation of flying? Icarus not withstanding, intentionally directional weightl… Source: Surprising The Senses...
- Surprising The Senseson Jul 10, 2016 in Biology brain Jay Wright neurons synesthesia Uncategorized Dragonfly Omar Khayyam PhysicsIf you were able to touch the wings of a dragonfly in flight one summer afternoon, would you be able to replicate the sensation of flying? Icarus not withstanding, intentionally directional weightlessness would be a welcome addition to our other sens...
- The Poetry Of Memoryon Nov 29, 2015 in UncategorizedLast night I saw my father smiling broadly behind the wheel of a shiny Vetta. The chrome trims, the cream leather, accents the color of ocean made my admiration for the automobile felt normal, Vetta a normally coveted make of cars believable the wa...
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- A Simulated SkyEarly summer morning stops being a cliché when you catch a glimpse of that peculiarly blue sky standing by the kitchen window at five nursing a hangover from reading past two. It has been some years but that blue sky is still dependable, the anticip...
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- A Transformed Isolationon Jan 27, 2014 in Uncategorized“Nothing is the word that renovates the world.” The sentence fairly leaped off the page, seizing my shoulder, sitting me down to start this post. Reading a couple of lines further that “No is the wildest word we consign to languag...
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