Saturday, September 15, 2012

Coletti in China/Size of the Universe/Dead Triolet

(P1) Political

Here are a few photos from Joyce's and my recent trip to China (Aug. 31-Sept. 13, 2012) which blew away so many preconceptions that I hardly can know where to begin, so I won't except to attempt to explain the affluence, cleanliness, and friendliness alongside the rigid, though almost invisible control, by mentioning Deng  Xiao Ping's goals to move China (1) From Planning to Market economy and (2) From Dictatorship to Democracy, BUT to accomplish the latter very slowly in order to obviate the chaos which occurred in Russia's attempt.  So now scroll down for the photos and what follows.





















 

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(P2) Philosophical


Discover the Size of the Universe (from the very smallest to the very largest). This will blow your mind.

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(P3) Poetical

Triolet On A Line From The Grateful Dead

Paint by number morning, sky looks so phony.
Toss away the mold, fracture and destroy it.
All that’s derivative, merest baloney.
Paint by number morning, sky looks so phony.
Who follows instruction ends up the lonely
On oft-traveled paths dotted with bullshit.
Paint by number morning, sky looks so phony.
Toss away the mold, fracture and destroy it.

-ed coletti august 2012-

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