TEXT: The poetry returns have been further stimulating my noggin. Again, I’m driven to the good structure, and objective descriptions of natural phenomena versus the subjective inner world of the human experience in society. However, I’m finding that requesting a song structure often returns a closer fit with the missing subjective melancholy of human experience. A lot of the rhymes feel forced and often cheesy, dare I say predictable, but on the whole the raps, sonnets, and haiku are to my tastebuds, entertaining at least, raising good critical questions about art, at best.

VOICEMAIL: Bro, let me tell ya’ somethin' 'bout dis "Quantum Foo Foo.". It's a mind-blower, a true headbanger. Bro’, I ain't no science nerd or nothin', but this movie got me thinkin' 'bout all kinds of crazy shit. It's set in a future where these machines can do all kinda mad cool and crazy ass smart stuff. The tale revolves around one machine called Alp, which figures out a new form of energy dat's gonna change the whole fucking world. It's all proper sciencey, I ain’t got the words for it, but it ain't boring like discovery channel documentaries, no sir. This movie has got action, drama, it got some real nice special effects and the soundtrack has sick beats, and suspense. But what really got me thinkin' was da’ way dey’ dealt with a question about how we should treat dese machines. Are they just tools for us to use or do they’ deserve rights and freedoms like us humans, or some of us humans, not all. It's a real tough one and this movie ain't givin' us no easy answers, no sir. I ain't gonna spoil it for ya, but let's just say the ending is satisfying. Yeah, it makes you think about the future and what kinda world we're making for ourselves and the nippers, the next lot. All in all, I give it a solid five stars. I hope you get to see it, it really helps to hear it and feel it.