Two poems by James Kobielus

FEASIBILITY OF ADAPTIVE ARRAYS

Trained to receive, every fiber of me, every facet of you.
Unimpeded, one path, one singular path, through crowded sensations.
Recognizing our kind.
Now turning away.

Trying to receive, every moment of time, every flicker of thought and soft emanation.
Unobstructed, then blocked, then scattered through layers, accidental relations.
Recollecting our mind.
Now turning away.

True to my thoughts, we're moving in tandem.
Unawares, we're speaking the language of light.
Reconstructing our world through massive obstruction.
Now moving closer, now turning away.

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RE:BYE

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Session context endures.
Async pipeline preserved.
Attenuated latency caused premature notification of impending time-out.
Host please send next packet.
Admin please note
channel-jitter condition.
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Servlets come and servlets go
Busy on the backend so
The browser gets a breather
Either that
Or drive the information superhighway
With a flat

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by Will Guaraldi

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in\sthe\s(fall|spring) 

by Tom Clements

EDI came first, the game deluxe
Played by major corporations
With big bucks
Next web services brought hope
Reduced the ante, amplified the scope
Of doing business on the Net
And yet 
One thing was lacking
Business process definitions, asset tracking
A global way for anyone to buy and sell --
Transnational transactions:
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