Of Whoa ~ !

"Knowledge is our destiny."No more tonight. Maybe tomorrow.

"Knowledge is our destiny."
~ Bronowski

"No more tonight. Maybe tomorrow."
~ AB

"Consolidate ~ !
Play, play, play.

Practice makes perfect one
Half reinforcement ~

One half personal positive
Support feedback. Play nice, play nice, play nice wet night
Dreams

Tonight on your silver screen,
Or let your fingers do the walking, if you walk the walk,
Talk the talk ...

Play nice, play nice, play nice wet night
Dreams tonight ~ !"
~ Trefethen

~ * Experiment
Where
The 7 Types of Ambiguity Dwell ...

"IT WAS WHILST at Cambridge that he edited a literary magazine with
William Empson (who was also a student mathematician) called Experiment
which first appeared in 1928.

Poetry, he wrote, was for him as early a love as mathematics ~

"I grew up to be indifferent to the distinction between literature and
science, which in my teens were simply two languages for experience
that I learned together."

Bronowski moved to London and also at one time lived in Paris, where he
made the acquaintance of Samuel Beckett, to whom he had recommended his
old lodgings off the Gray's Inn Road (at 4 Ampton St. and at which
Beckett subsequently stayed).

In 1930 Bronowski took over the preparation of the English and Irish
sections of a wide-ranging poetry anthology European Caravan which had
originally been intended to carry some of Beckett's translations of
Italian poetry."

http://atschool.eduweb.co.uk/stevemoss/bron/experi.htm

"... a specific flight of the imagination,
Into a container referred to as the Great Barrier Reef.
A place in which the Seven Types of Ambiguity dwell,
That divine things should be concealed in riddles
And poetical dissimulation,

Unfolding splendors
Of construction and those mannerism of repetition
Molded upon the arabesque, becoming almost
Indistinguishable from the pattern itself."

~ Virginia Hooper,

Quoted message said:

From "Flight Into Idleness"

"Jean.
I am here!...
(He dies.)

The Prior (reciting).
Happy are the simple, for they shall
see God.

Voices of the Angels.
Amen!

The Monks.
Amen!"

~ The Juggler of Notre Dame,
Act III

"Unfortunately over my head.
I grew up in America, but on the Streets.
I am of French descent,

Cajun Leaders at that,
Yet I do not know the languages of my Ancestors,
Only that of my Mothers House.

The True Basis of which, Olde English, actually again,
I know little of.

Only a few 'KEYS'."
~ Azure

"Only a few Keys, you say,
Such as,

The Upper Register,
Whereupon The Mezzanine, a Periodic Table ~ ?

Or Tungsten, the inner workings
Of a light bulb, your furthering
Higher Key, O, say, chemistry, DNA, or Neurology ~ ?"
~ Twittering

"What lock fits your key,
O, what antibody, your inhibitor, I say,
Biology, a possibility, too, if angiogenesis blossoms
Your flower,

Or reorders renegade cell
Run amuck."
~ Edith

For Wilhelmina,

"Queen of the Netherlands ...

You have done well by water

Mandrake and anemone are your seasons
princess, the scarlet wound is breaking
tapers of pain, that the wind takes
and the sharp rain ..."

~ Jacob Bronowski

http://atschool.eduweb.co.uk/stevemoss/bron/sixpence.htm