17 Sounds
Christine Newton BushAn offering of haiku / seventeen sounds in ancient form / convey a moment.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 406 | Subscribers | Read | 17sounds.substack.com |
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Late Stage Capitalism: Composting Facilities
Industrialization of ancient soil amendment practices. Modern composting facilities/methods provide multivariate control of rate, granularity of product, and income at both ends of the process.
Late Stage Capitalism: Composting Facilities
Traiku by Jonatha Chance: “Wood chips, paper, sludge / food scraps, yard trimmings, manure / microbial stew // Windrow composting / air, moisture, feedstock are churned / heat yields O, C:N // Controlled conditions / yield enriched soil — a...
Late Stage Capitalism: Toxic Waste
Four part haiku by Jonatha Chance: “Poison harms tissue / ingested, inhaled, or touched — / organic failure // Radioactive waste / is measured by its half life / or lethal dosage // Explosive weapons / mechanical, chemical, / nuclear — time...
Late Stage Capitalism: Toxic Waste
Toxic & hazardous items are classified by how they harm living beings. Expensive & lucrative to manufacture, more so to dismantle or destroy. WMD require only a fool, war, or both to deploy.
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Transgender GenX poet, composer, musician, multimedia producer. Animal rights advocate, pescatarian, existentialist. Pronouns: She/Her/They
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