Delightful Inanity
Sometimes, the mind just wanders...54 total reviews
Comment from lyenochka
Ah, you must have been inspired by the fuller moon tonight. Love they way you artfully colored and formed the nonet. I take it as a call to creative thoughts through dreams.
reply by the author on 17-Nov-2019
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Ah, you must have been inspired by the fuller moon tonight. Love they way you artfully colored and formed the nonet. I take it as a call to creative thoughts through dreams.
Comment Written 15-Nov-2019
reply by the author on 17-Nov-2019
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LOL - you have NO idea, Helen!! :) Thanx much for your review on this one... trying to dig out of this GIANT FanStory hole I'm in (see below)... this deadline came up and my mind was jumbled but I wanted to enter and voila!! You take care this week and you'll probably see my name in your review box soon -- take care! ;) Yvette
My apologies for running behind this week -- one of our science teachers had to take a leave of absence to care for her mom and I crazily volunteered to review/mark-up the physics & chemistry science project papers for her and meet with students as necessary....what was I thinking??! lol! I am now fully reminded why I ONLY teach mathematics -- I hardly have to think with pure numbers!! :) :)
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You will do a stellar job, Yvette! I'm sure of it! Bless you for all you do for these kids! ♥♥
Comment from Sally Law
Oh, crap. I thought I had a chance to win the Nonet contest. {Biggest sigh ever!} Well, at least if I lose, it will be to my Nonet co-nut. Sublime.
Put that muse to bed, will ya? ;)
Sending you my best today as always,
Sally xo
reply by the author on 17-Nov-2019
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Oh, crap. I thought I had a chance to win the Nonet contest. {Biggest sigh ever!} Well, at least if I lose, it will be to my Nonet co-nut. Sublime.
Put that muse to bed, will ya? ;)
Sending you my best today as always,
Sally xo
Comment Written 15-Nov-2019
reply by the author on 17-Nov-2019
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LOL!! You are too funny, Lady Sal -- you do realize this one won't place at all cuz it's too 'weird'... right? :) :) I mean, no matter how I like to play with my colors, it's still just plain 'nerdy weirdness'!! ;) :) LOL! The deadline was here and I had no time to really 'sit down and get thoughtful' (you saw my note about the science fair papers!)... But thanx so much for the compliment -- I'm pretty sure we'll see yours before mine on the marquis!! ;) Take care my beautiful friend and have a great week ahead! ;) Yvettte
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It's wonderful to me!
Comment from glindaboy52
This poem reflected a game like quality. However it's more about reality rather than just a game. You are giving me directions to follow you. There is also a method of teaching here. If you try to solve this puzzle you will be rewarded with Moonbeams how beautiful. Thank you for sharing
reply by the author on 17-Nov-2019
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This poem reflected a game like quality. However it's more about reality rather than just a game. You are giving me directions to follow you. There is also a method of teaching here. If you try to solve this puzzle you will be rewarded with Moonbeams how beautiful. Thank you for sharing
Comment Written 15-Nov-2019
reply by the author on 17-Nov-2019
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So glad you enjoyed this one, G-B, and detected the hint of the teacher in there -- thanx much for your review as it certainly brings a smile to the tiredness I'm trying to shake this morning!! ;) :) Take care out there! ;) Yvette
My apologies for running behind this week -- one of our science teachers had to take a leave of absence to care for her mom and I crazily volunteered to review/mark-up the physics & chemistry science project papers for her and meet with students as necessary....what was I thinking??! lol! I am now fully reminded why I ONLY teach mathematics -- I hardly have to think with pure numbers!! :) :)
Comment from AvL
"digital sync?" What a masterfully penned pun/image! The poet's descent into the fantastical underworld -- subconscious/realm of her imagination -- is described in cyber-jargon/computerese as an Alice-in-Wonderland-esque plunge into the maze of motherboards and circuitry. Where Alice passes through a mirror, or falls into a rabbit-hole, Ms. Roger keys herself into her version/vision of ... Cyberia, shall we call it? And she invites her readers to follow her to find, at the end of our quest ... Moonbeams! Hey, I would go with her ...
reply by the author on 17-Nov-2019
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"digital sync?" What a masterfully penned pun/image! The poet's descent into the fantastical underworld -- subconscious/realm of her imagination -- is described in cyber-jargon/computerese as an Alice-in-Wonderland-esque plunge into the maze of motherboards and circuitry. Where Alice passes through a mirror, or falls into a rabbit-hole, Ms. Roger keys herself into her version/vision of ... Cyberia, shall we call it? And she invites her readers to follow her to find, at the end of our quest ... Moonbeams! Hey, I would go with her ...
Comment Written 15-Nov-2019
reply by the author on 17-Nov-2019
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Thank you, THANK YOU for such a wonderfully detailed review, AvL, as it certainly brings a smile to the tiredness I'm trying to shake this morning!! ;) :) And I am TOTALLY honored to be compared to Lewis Carroll's pen...Monsieur Dodgson's mathematical pen was AWESOME!! ;) :) So glad there's a few out there who could appreciate my particular form of 'blondeness' on this one -- Take care! ;) Yvette
My apologies for running behind this week -- one of our science teachers had to take a leave of absence to care for her mom and I crazily volunteered to review/mark-up the physics & chemistry science project papers for her and meet with students as necessary....what was I thinking??! lol! I am now fully reminded why I ONLY teach mathematics -- I hardly have to think with pure numbers!! :) :)
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To Yvette:
I feel that, as a teacher of mathematics/science, you should understand/ appreciate this haikuesque:
Witch of Agnesi:
mathematic crossbow and
bolt on hex-axis.
[Clever commentary on the above:] This poem is a weaponized mathematical configuration in which not one word is "mis-spelled."
Be well, YMR.
AvL
Comment from w.j.debi
Wow, this is so pretty to look at -- both the picture and the way you have formatted the verse. Thanks for the notes. The verse is one I could think about for a while and probablely never quite figure out, but it is sure fun to read, especially aloud.
reply by the author on 17-Nov-2019
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Wow, this is so pretty to look at -- both the picture and the way you have formatted the verse. Thanks for the notes. The verse is one I could think about for a while and probablely never quite figure out, but it is sure fun to read, especially aloud.
Comment Written 14-Nov-2019
reply by the author on 17-Nov-2019
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So good to hear from you on this one, W-J -- thanx much for your review as it certainly brings a smile to the tiredness I'm trying to shake this morning!! ;) :) Take care! ;) Yvette
My apologies for running behind this week -- one of our science teachers had to take a leave of absence to care for her mom and I crazily volunteered to review/mark-up the physics & chemistry science project papers for her and meet with students as necessary....what was I thinking??! lol! I am now fully reminded why I ONLY teach mathematics -- I hardly have to think with pure numbers!! :) :)
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My goodness, it sounds like you have a lot on your plate. I loved my chemistry class, but math was fun too. Good luck.
Comment from Flyaway1
Awesome. My background in science and heath care makes me a fan of all things techical. Numbers and patterns I find everywhere. Loved:
Uplink of cognition to try to find that key- The key that will unlock the magic.
Loved the imagery. Uplink was my favorite word - because of iCloud. The idea of so much of everything stored somewhere up there.
If we could only put our brains into the maze and let figure out what Is out there. The knowledge would be thrilling causing our intelligence to come back at us as moonbeams.
Further liked the thought of how technology can still bring beautiful things to the mind and heart
reply by the author on 17-Nov-2019
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Awesome. My background in science and heath care makes me a fan of all things techical. Numbers and patterns I find everywhere. Loved:
Uplink of cognition to try to find that key- The key that will unlock the magic.
Loved the imagery. Uplink was my favorite word - because of iCloud. The idea of so much of everything stored somewhere up there.
If we could only put our brains into the maze and let figure out what Is out there. The knowledge would be thrilling causing our intelligence to come back at us as moonbeams.
Further liked the thought of how technology can still bring beautiful things to the mind and heart
Comment Written 14-Nov-2019
reply by the author on 17-Nov-2019
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Thank you, THANK YOU, for those wonderful stars and that enlightening review, Beautiful Lady!! :) So good to see another fan of the scientific world out there... when I get caught up this morning, I will be sure to pop over and visit your place! ;) Please know that your detailed review means the world over here!! ;) :) Take care! ;) Yvette
P.S. (and speaking of science!) My apologies for running behind this week -- one of our science teachers had to take a leave of absence to care for her mom and I crazily volunteered to review/mark-up the physics & chemistry science project papers for her and meet with students as necessary....what was I thinking??! lol! I am now fully reminded why I ONLY teach mathematics -- I hardly have to think with pure numbers!! :) :)
Comment from Bill Schott
This nonet, Delightful Inanity, has the proper nine to one descending formatting and invites the reader into the dream that connects our d@rk with light.
reply by the author on 17-Nov-2019
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This nonet, Delightful Inanity, has the proper nine to one descending formatting and invites the reader into the dream that connects our d@rk with light.
Comment Written 14-Nov-2019
reply by the author on 17-Nov-2019
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So good to hear from you, Sir Bill!! :) My apologies for running behind this week -- one of our science teachers had to take a leave of absence to care for her mom and I crazily volunteered to review/mark-up the physics & chemistry science project papers for her and meet with students as necessary....what was I thinking??! lol! I am now fully reminded why I ONLY teach mathematics -- I hardly have to think with pure numbers!! :) :) Yvette
Comment from Katherine M. (k-11)
Lovely poem, lovely picture. The two go very well together. I very much like the shift from the digital world back to a simpler, more intuitive and imaginative time.
reply by the author on 17-Nov-2019
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Lovely poem, lovely picture. The two go very well together. I very much like the shift from the digital world back to a simpler, more intuitive and imaginative time.
Comment Written 14-Nov-2019
reply by the author on 17-Nov-2019
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Thanx for your review, Katherine -- much appreciated! ;)
Comment from Ashley Weigand
Wonderful poem! I love the way you formatted the colors and the picture goes very well. Nonet poems are not very easy to make but I really liked yours. It rhymed well and it kept its whimsical theme throughout. Very creative job!
reply by the author on 17-Nov-2019
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Wonderful poem! I love the way you formatted the colors and the picture goes very well. Nonet poems are not very easy to make but I really liked yours. It rhymed well and it kept its whimsical theme throughout. Very creative job!
Comment Written 14-Nov-2019
reply by the author on 17-Nov-2019
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So good of your to drop by on this one, Ashley -- thanx much for your review as it certainly brings a smile to the tiredness I'm trying to shake this morning!! ;) :) Take care! ;) Yvette
My apologies for running behind this week -- one of our science teachers had to take a leave of absence to care for her mom and I crazily volunteered to review/mark-up the physics & chemistry science project papers for her and meet with students as necessary....what was I thinking??! lol! I am now fully reminded why I ONLY teach mathematics -- I hardly have to think with pure numbers!! :) :)
Comment from oliver818
Nice poem, I enjoyed it. I like the beautiful imagery you used, it flows well and the ending is very nice. Thanks for sharing this and have a great day
reply by the author on 17-Nov-2019
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Nice poem, I enjoyed it. I like the beautiful imagery you used, it flows well and the ending is very nice. Thanks for sharing this and have a great day
Comment Written 14-Nov-2019
reply by the author on 17-Nov-2019
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So good to hear from you, Oliver -- thanx much for your review as it certainly brings a smile to the tiredness I'm trying to shake this morning!! ;) :) Take care! ;) Yvette
My apologies for running behind this week -- one of our science teachers had to take a leave of absence to care for her mom and I crazily volunteered to review/mark-up the physics & chemistry science project papers for her and meet with students as necessary....what was I thinking??! lol! I am now fully reminded why I ONLY teach mathematics -- I hardly have to think with pure numbers!! :) :)
