Dirty little secret-part one
September 29, 2016 7:53
Dirty little secret-part one
A Poem by Coyote Poetry
Just words.
Dirty little secrets-part one
She knew. The first time I saw her face. I loved her. Once in a private moment. I told her. Dear Liz, my Elizabeth. Some people enrage the heart and behold our dreams and wishes. Best for us to be apart. If you wanted me. Would be a prelude to storm of anger and disappointment.
Exquisite woman face and eyes came near. Hot Summer day and the beach. I made her talk and I could not look away. She knew she stole my heart and wishes. I worship her face, legs and my wandering wishes wanted to hold her waist tightly and kiss her sweet lips, neck and face.
I know life is twisted. You want what can’t be held and the Poet wrote for his muse. Secret words. Hidden in closed books.
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Dirty…
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Metas contra o Consumismo
September 29, 2016 7:46
Os ecologistas, como Erik Assadourian, Pesquisador Sênior do Worldwatch Institute e Diretor de Projeto do Estado do Mundo 2010, acham que o papel do consumo e a aceitação de diferentes tipos de consumo podem ser alterados culturalmente. Mais uma vez, embora a noção exata disso possa variar nos diferentes sistemas culturais, três metassimples deveriam ser válidas universalmente. Para os social-desenvolvimentistas, a impressão é que eles tratam questões complexas com simples palavras.
Em primeiro lugar, o consumo que desestabiliza de modo acentuado o bem-estar precisa ser fortemente desestimulado. Os exemplos nessa categoria são muitos: consumo excessivo de alimentos industrializados e junk foods, tabagismo, produtos descartáveis, casas gigantescas que levam à ocupação desordenada de áreas suburbanas e dependência do automóvel, bem como a males sociais como obesidade, isolamento social, longos trajetos para e do trabalho e maior uso de recursos.
Através de estratégias como regulamentação governamental das…
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Video: What “The Truman Show” Teaches Us About Politics
September 29, 2016 7:44
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In this short video essay, the Nerdwriter explores the political implications of “The Truman Show,” a 1998 American satirical film directed by Peter Weir, in which a young man slowly discovers that his entire life is actually a television show watched by millions. The film has been praised for being prescient about cultural and political developments in the twenty first century, such as reality television and electronic surveillance.
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Mike James: Memoir
September 29, 2016 7:41he wanted to be alone
after a while
was
still,
even without people
there was
light at the window
it hung from a tree
on one leaf that stayed
green
deep into autumn
he could say
that light
was
enough
even if it wasn’t
even if
what if it was
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Copyright 2015 Mike James
She studies underwater methane-eating microbes that keep our planet in balance. Genius! | Grist
September 29, 2016 7:40Meet biologist and new MacArthur Fellow Victoria Orphan.
Fonte: She studies underwater methane-eating microbes that keep our planet in balance. Genius! | Grist
