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"text": "So I added a media query to my poetry page, you see it go from three columns down to one #writingcommunity. jgregorymcverry.com/mypoetry",
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"text": "Hey #netnarr #clmooc #ds106 check this out: pacesmith.itch.io/limerick-night Came across it after listening to @PaceSmith give a keynote @IndieWebCamp Austin (quickthoughts.jgregorymcverry.com/s/JwFcA)",
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@dev_nikema thx for the rt. I am doing a 100 day quote challenge where I try to highlight scholars of color. I use a much more inclusive definition of scholar. If Chuck D ain't scholar who is?
Find more: https://quickthoughts.jgregorymcverry.com/content/all/?q=%23quote
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@dogtrax getting closer for my @Indiewebcamp Austin project, turns out like most things in my life a missing closing tag. Closure so hard to find, gotta take a break to cook, but time ticking 1 hour till demos
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Poets seek silence
grasping sounds of truth
spinning in the head of reality's flipside
constantly plucking
consciousness's fickle
strings, time ticking
on a metronome
swaying between lost
words and fallen
worlds
#poetryport (jgregorymcverry.com/notes/2020-02-…)
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I spent a lot of time on BBSes and The Sierra Network before home Internet was a thing. After that, I really connected with people on IRC.
The wild thing is that I’m still connected to many of those IRC friends, some right here on Twitter!
Which app did you start your Social Media life on?
1.) Facebook
2.) Kik
3.) Snapchat
4.) Instagram
5.) Telegram
6.) Twitter
7.) MySpace
8.) None of the above
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Meaning slips
whispers to the soul
in slience
singing between stanzas
infernces sought in spacescrawling through words
large enough for all out truths (jgregorymcverry.com/notes/2020-02-…)
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"text": "A #poetryport gift poem for all the songs that go unsung. Even the lonliest sound is a star. Another poem inspired by #alastairreynolds who writes hard science with poetic solar flares.: jgregorymcverry.com/heavenlyremixes",
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