Do iPod addicts,
wired in all day, write only
prerecorded poems?
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4 comments:
Hmmm...I hadn't thought of that. iPods are quite addictive - I guess I should analyze my poems a little better to see if that is what is happening :-)
It may be a thing to consider. But we coyotes can be a touch smirky at times, too. And I have to admit I listen to a lot of music from non-iTune sources...
Ah, I don't know about their poems but I do know that they miss out on a lot of wonderful sounds.
You're right, Fingers. Not only is the tune-age selection not as comprehensive as it could be, there's just whole pieces of the sound spectrum missing in the tunes you can listen to. And people don't even know they're not there.
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