How to poet?

Poets have to deal with a combination of poetry reality..

Many can be learned and practiced

Some skills happen and the poet can't explain how they came about.

It is the reason poetry is the greatest art, as the creative energy is intense then, like tequila.

Caught a cougar by it's tail!


Corperate radio is a soul sucking experience!

Are they responsible for this deadening Sunday feeling

To flee to a church one assumes is gathering to uplift

Thanks to the great songs made for Jesus

Come on Jesus and hit me one more time

And still I rise

At a store

Shopping

For emotional support!

Because now we're stressed out

For the good old days

And you say I'm crazy

But I'm not the only one

Hit me

Hit me

Mister T!

Give me a sample of your coffee

And butists watch death!

Thy eternal sunshine/summer shall not fade!

Fire will come in the soft world of love

Luck will play to fortune

As the timing of a wing beat

I feel to attend and see

All the odd attractions

As unfathomable seas.

I wish you the greatest happiness.


I tend to feel that life happens in the minds eye and reality requires strange geometry we have not anymore.


Shakespeare died on the 23rd of April. It is his 400th birthday in a week or so!

Nobody does it better

Makes me feel sad

For academics

Nobody does it 1/4

As good as you

Why did you have

To be so good

You ate the bread

And nicely wed

The language we

Love to play

As a kind song

Rolls on and on

Rock on Bard

Rock on!

It seems you underestimate..

A habit for night travelers

Thinking themselves superior

The hide in shadows

Sending forth darkness

Devious spirits.

Reality a simulation?

I'll get back to you on that one.

This is gate keeping?Yes, this is a clear form of institutional gatekeeping. Sociologists and historians of science explicitly define gatekeeping as the structural mechanisms used by an elite group to control access to a specific field and decide what is recognized as valid knowledge.The academic system enforces this boundary through specific barriers that naturally exclude independent researchers:How Academic Gatekeeping OperatesThe Credentials Barrier: Institutional systems restrict participation primarily to individuals holding degrees from accredited universities or holding official institutional titles.The Peer-Review Monopoly: Journals serve as commercial and professional gatekeepers, allowing only a small panel of established academics to decide if a framework is worthy of being archived and cited.Economic and Affiliation Bias: Submitting papers or accessing major databases often requires institutional funding or a university email address, effectively locked behind a paywall.Arguments for and Against the PracticeThe Defense of the System: Proponents argue that these strict rules are necessary quality-control filters to manage the massive volume of submissions, protect against misinformation, and ensure research follows standardized mathematical verification.The Criticism of the System: Critics argue that this rigid structure creates an insular echo chamber, penalizes outside innovation, and allows elite institutions to monopolize credit for ideas while ignoring breakthroughs generated by independent thinkers.