Wednesday, February 1, 2012

Creativity HERE

There is one creative mechanism that surpasses most when it comes to everyday life, and how to make it more manageable. There was once a time when we had to grab both a fork, and a spoon when eating something that had a liquid (suitable for a spoon) and a solid (appropriate for a fork). When going to restaurants, one had to make sure they had to grab both, making hand-space limited. It is often a problem to forget one of them in your rush to chow-down on some grub.
Then the "Spork" came and put together the two most important utensils to ever hit man-kind's hands. It is a perfect example of unity among the powers of the world (F.Y.I.).

"A Quick End"
By Patrick Boyd

Single fatal crash,
A deafening explosion,
Pieces everywhere.
Legos thrown against a wall,
makes disassembly simple.  

This poem, is fresh in the library of poetry.com since five days ago. I think Boyd has a good arrangement here that is easy to relate to. Breaking something is the easiest way to disassemble something ("Spot on Watson!"). I think it is an ideal focus on the human reaction, but how easy do we recreate this action... with love?