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In the Cloud
In the Cloud
In the Cloud
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In the Cloud

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If technology is our contemporary landscape, there should be more poetry about it.


This collection of poems explores the meanings of our technologies. Sometime amusing, sometimes haunting, they explore varied aspects of how we experience technology today.


LanguageEnglish
PublisherCirrus Press
Release dateJul 8, 2022
ISBN9798985547603
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    In the Cloud - Win Treese

    In the Cloud

    Poems for a Technological Age

    Win Treese

    In the Cloud: Poems for a Technological Age by Win Treese

    Published by Cirrus Press, an imprint of Serissa Research, Inc.

    Copyright © 2022 by Win Treese. All rights reserved. No portion of this book may be reproduced in any form without permission from the publisher, except as permitted by U.S. copyright law. For permissions contact InTheCloud@serissa.com.

    Cover design by Emily Brett.

    ISBN: 979-8-9855476-0-3 (ebook)

    ISBN: 979-8-9855476-1-0 (print)

    Library of Congress Control Number: 2022906858

    For Miss Sanders,

    who would probably not be surprised.

    Table of Contents

    Stanza 1

    It’s Magic

    Putting the Hammer Down

    Decoding the Code

    Ode to an NFT

    Why Math?

    Stanza 2

    Reference Points

    Metaphorically Speaking

    Pouring Concrete

    Startup 1

    One Day

    Stanza 3

    The Stories in the Code

    In the Forest

    Moby Bug

    Let Me Count the Ways

    Stanza 4

    Skimming

    Complexity is Complicated

    River of News

    Working the Bug List

    Water, Ice

    Stanza 5

    Algorithmic Optimism

    A New Mythology

    Amplification

    Startup A

    Explanations

    Stanza 6

    The Newspaper

    Checking the Mail

    In the Surf

    I Wrote This All By Myself

    Stanza 7

    My Ebooks Have No Shelves

    The Internet Has No Holidays

    Old Code

    Lost in the Woods

    Stanza 8

    Information Places

    Rearranging

    Entombed Knowledge

    Startup Alpha

    Too Much Infinity

    Stanza 9

    Who Knows

    Caution: Data Collection Ahead

    Giving a Reference

    In the Cloud

    Acknowledgments

    About the author

    Stanza 1

    It’s Magic

    Technology can seem

    like magic

    but the magic

    can disappear.

    Maybe

    the magic disappears

    because we learn

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