Troubleshooting
I use the word emoticons but
my navigator waves
a stern red line under it
and frowns.
It seems even emotions need
a grammar of their own
Thursday, December 20, 2007
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'She's talking to that mirror again, farther?' says Misst Craddock. Father Cradock turns round slowly from the book he is eating and explains that it is just a face she is going through and they're all the same at that age.
Troubleshooting
I use the word emoticons but
my navigator waves
a stern red line under it
and frowns.
It seems even emotions need
a grammar of their own
6 comments:
Does it really matter
how feeling is spelled?
The line under the word
neither limit nor warning
but a very small heartbeat
panicked by the audacity
of what you're trying to say.
:D. Yes, but it's not 'feeling' but 'emoticons'- which is actually a terrible word when you think of it.
sb: What's wrong with emoticons? I like. Ironically, it's only web browsers that seem to have an issue with it - Word seems to accept it without a quibble.
SB- Liked your poem and Falstaff's response to it!!!
Fair enough all, but personally i prefer emotiprose.
Falstaff: You know, I wrote this so long ago, I didn't even notice that Word no longer questions the word!
Dipali: Thanks.
Equivocal: Emotiprose has to be just that tiniest bit worse than emoticons. When are you going to post about your readings?
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