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Upon the success of my debut ENTERTAINMENT article (just kidding - but seriously, you should read it), I caved to unpopular demand in deciding to compose a sequel. Or a string of sequels. What could I possibly say to generate further lack of interest? The solution is obvious: I need to discuss what isn't Entertainment. Like this article. (Insert canned laughter.) Okay, I'm being facetious. The initial ENTERTAINMENT was well-received, and that's a lot to live up to. I'm under a great deal of pressure.
We wanted to let you know some of our latest updates to the website. We recently added a third photo gallery for Lori, along with galleries for Noel and Rafael. More song lyrics have been posted (check Trilllogic Library or Trilllogy3 band page). We are releasing new column entries this month as well, including Poetic Reflections and Ravens And Crows (on a full Moon!) . . .
What is creepier than Mister Sandman, stealing toward your bed or cradle, dragging the dusty velvet mantle of Sleep? What is scarier than a dense hair spider squatting with menace upon the floor? What, oh what, could be ever so daunting as the middle of a stormy night when the next lightning flare could reveal a dark shape where it doesn’t belong? What else but the wrath of an inner tempest, lashing out at all who dares to trample the contours of my sanctumonious impliety.
’Tis another month and I must keep the promise to myself of writing a new poem. Why did I get myself into this? I have absolutely no idea what to express. But that’s the thing about poems. They don’t have to be meticulously plotted. They generally do not have to be scrupulously honed. This is why children are some of the best poets. They write what flows out. And that, in my estimation, is the true art of poetry.
The battle wages on across the big screen as I fatalistically record these words. But while the dust settles and we the ragtag followers seek solace once more in the deeper searing gaze of the hero we have come to know and trust so well, we must realize with a bitter cry of anguish that she was taken from us — plucked out of our midst so abruptly, and not by the enemy, The Machines, but by our very own kind.
We have new additions to our website! Lori has a new photo gallery showing off a few of her cool hats, along with her Zone Zero exploration gallery. So check it out on Inklings Of Lori Lopez or About Lori Lopez. Also, we have a new computer help forum. You can now sign up to post questions about your computer problems and our tech-expert Noel can answer them for free if time permits. Also other members who sign up can help you. That's one of the advantages of being a member of The Trilllogic Innoventions comm
We're back! With the migration to our new content management system underway, we are introducing many exciting features and content. You can now sign up with us to write comments and participate in our forum, take user polls, and receive the latest in Trilllogic Innoventions news. Take a look around our site and be sure to check The Trilllogic Library where we have created an article section, begun a variety of columns, and posted more creative writing.
No matter what anyone may say, it is our belief that Poetry is not dead. We are a family of poets, and we contend that the world will always need more verse — whether on page or stage, under a beret, recited in music or whatever form. Poetry survives, and don’t you forget it!
Rafael, our resident poetmaster, expresses verse in volumes. Noél, when he applies himself to something other than “techno-babble”, is an eloquent thinker in his own right. Myself, I tend to stir poetic language and license into my prose.
Imagine, if you will, the sloooooow aggravating creak of a chamber door that swings inward upon cobwebbed hinges. Musty seldom-breathed air, thick with sediment inside a claustrophobic dungeon attic, suffocates your lungs. While the throbbing irregular rhythm of a heart being squeezed by the tense grip of dread shudders in your chest.
What fans tend to recall most fondly and vividly about a television show will be the song that introduces each episode. These tunes can withstand decades imbedded in our psyche, becoming part of who we are. They can immediately stir affection and recollection, bring to mind our perception of a particular series by embodying the aspect of the characters and setting. Everyone has their favorites. This is our list of treasured memories.
The heart and soul of a movie can best be conveyed by the theme music chosen as a symbol of the film. In some cases more than one song is strongly associated with that title. Music is such a powerful force, especially when combined with cinema. The first movies relied heavily on music to communicate atmosphere, mood, emotion. We feel this is still quite true today. Therefore, we present a list of our most beloved movie themes.
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