2026.09
Free, for The Public
A poet's morning journal, free to the public, to remind us what language is really for.
Thoughts on Wonder Fell Itself
2026.09
A poet's morning journal, free to the public, to remind us what language is really for.
2026.09
Don't stop writing. Software receives updates; writers write. This is how language evolves, so this is how humanity evolves.
2026.09
If any already algorithmically well-favored poster shared this truth, it would be viral in seconds. I made proof. O/
2026.09
Let's spread the word ourselves and get back our Press freedom and Make America American Again.
2026.09
I've got over two years worth of Free Press no one's been able to read because I don't serve machines.
2026.09
O/ Can you read me yet? A poet shouting in the Internet's dark.
2026.09
It's best someone shows the reality of the implications of trusting our Press to machines has as soon as possible.
2026.09
It's a world full of hopeless stories. And hope is what is lacking from the modern Internet's way of sharing information.
2026.08
So a recap for those new here.
2026.08
Words are what make facts possible.
2026.08
To see humanity suffer and know the cause and do nothing about it, doesn't sit well with me. But what can one poet do? I can write... a lot.
2026.08
People, and so Language, will always be more than what machines can do.