This document contains a list of 102 poems written throughout the year of 2013, with each poem assigned a page number and date. The poems are organized by month, with multiple poems listed under each month from January through March.
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The document is a collection of 34 short poems or vignettes written in English that explore Indian themes, culture, mythology, and current events. The poems cover topics like religious rituals, family, gender roles, politics, nature, and history. Many of the poems are abstract and leave room for interpretation, while others comment on or are inspired by specific people or events happening in India.
This document contains 31 short poems or reflections by A.J. Rao. Many explore themes of nature, aging, memory, and impermanence. The poems are concise, often just a few lines or a short paragraph. Recurring images include trees, birds, the sea, and changing seasons. Overall the poems provide brief poetic meditations on life and observations of the natural world around the author.
This document contains 59 short poems or fragments on various themes including nature, life, death, memory, and the passage of time. The poems range from 3 to 6 lines and explore ideas through minimal yet vivid language and imagery. Overall, the collection provides a glimpse into the human experience and condition through concise and impactful poetic expressions.
This document contains a collection of poems and news snippets on various humorous topics. Some of the topics covered include: donkeys being ordered to wear diapers in Kenya; a man living a normal life despite having an unusually small brain; Kenyan ministers complaining of having no work; and Spanish cows preferring classical music to rock or jazz. The poems use wordplay, irony and unusual topics to elicit amusement.
This document contains 21 poems written by A.J.Rao between March 2-15. The poems explore themes of nature, memory, loss, and the passage of time. They make references to other poets and works and are tagged with keywords like "ekphrasis", "dying confession", and "Golconda". The poems range from 3 to 15 lines and utilize imagery and metaphors to reflect on everyday objects, people, and experiences.
This document appears to be a collection of poems or poetic passages by a single author. The poems explore various themes through vivid imagery and metaphor, including:
1. The vanishing of the human body and how bodies are remembered.
2. Contemplating mortality and what it means for the human body to return to dust.
3. Descriptions of nature, including gardens, trees, and animals.
4. Reflections on places the author has lived and memories of cities, mountains, and the sea.
5. Childhood recollections involving learning the alphabet and school.
This document contains 20 poems written in April 2014. The poems cover various topics such as souvenirs, mist, butterflies, trees, dreams, narration, earth day, gold, songs, turbans, children's inventories, uncles, old stories, physiology, torque, tinsel, inside thoughts, death, lampposts, hand holding, laundry, outlines, and unplugging. The poems range from 3 to 25 lines in length and explore philosophical and imaginative ideas through descriptive language and metaphor.
This document contains a list of 102 poems written throughout the year of 2013, with each poem assigned a page number and date. The poems are organized by month, with multiple poems listed under each month from January through March.
This summary provides the essential information from the document in 3 sentences:
The document is a collection of 34 short poems or vignettes written in English that explore Indian themes, culture, mythology, and current events. The poems cover topics like religious rituals, family, gender roles, politics, nature, and history. Many of the poems are abstract and leave room for interpretation, while others comment on or are inspired by specific people or events happening in India.
This document contains 31 short poems or reflections by A.J. Rao. Many explore themes of nature, aging, memory, and impermanence. The poems are concise, often just a few lines or a short paragraph. Recurring images include trees, birds, the sea, and changing seasons. Overall the poems provide brief poetic meditations on life and observations of the natural world around the author.
This document contains 59 short poems or fragments on various themes including nature, life, death, memory, and the passage of time. The poems range from 3 to 6 lines and explore ideas through minimal yet vivid language and imagery. Overall, the collection provides a glimpse into the human experience and condition through concise and impactful poetic expressions.
This document contains a collection of poems and news snippets on various humorous topics. Some of the topics covered include: donkeys being ordered to wear diapers in Kenya; a man living a normal life despite having an unusually small brain; Kenyan ministers complaining of having no work; and Spanish cows preferring classical music to rock or jazz. The poems use wordplay, irony and unusual topics to elicit amusement.
This document contains 21 poems written by A.J.Rao between March 2-15. The poems explore themes of nature, memory, loss, and the passage of time. They make references to other poets and works and are tagged with keywords like "ekphrasis", "dying confession", and "Golconda". The poems range from 3 to 15 lines and utilize imagery and metaphors to reflect on everyday objects, people, and experiences.
This document appears to be a collection of poems or poetic passages by a single author. The poems explore various themes through vivid imagery and metaphor, including:
1. The vanishing of the human body and how bodies are remembered.
2. Contemplating mortality and what it means for the human body to return to dust.
3. Descriptions of nature, including gardens, trees, and animals.
4. Reflections on places the author has lived and memories of cities, mountains, and the sea.
5. Childhood recollections involving learning the alphabet and school.
This document contains 20 poems written in April 2014. The poems cover various topics such as souvenirs, mist, butterflies, trees, dreams, narration, earth day, gold, songs, turbans, children's inventories, uncles, old stories, physiology, torque, tinsel, inside thoughts, death, lampposts, hand holding, laundry, outlines, and unplugging. The poems range from 3 to 25 lines in length and explore philosophical and imaginative ideas through descriptive language and metaphor.
25. 强势媒体形态分析
Publication Network Social Network Creative Network
Law: Sarnoff Metcalfe GFN (Reed)
Join/Create
Optional Transactions Tune In Broadcast Connect Peers
Groups
OnSale, Yahoo! Classifieds, eBay,
Examples
Remote Access EMail Chat Rooms
Value of N member net N N2 2N
Combined Value of N,
N+M N2 + M2 + 2NM 2N x 2M
M member nets
• Publication Network 传播网络：单向沟通网络， 遵循Sarnoff 定律，即 网络价值与
参与者数量成正比 Value = N （假设每个人都是1个链接点）
• Social Network 社交/沟通网络: 遵循Metcalfe定律，即对于互联网这种交换式网络，
其网络价值与其所连接的节点数的平方成正比Value = N2
• Creative Network 协作网络: 遵循Reed 定律，双向网络 即随着社区用户的数量增加，
社区小组业务的收益以几何级数增加 Value =2N
