Inspired by The Codeless Code: A novice monk had just started learning assembly programming when he was troubled by doubt. He approached his master and asked: “Master, how do I know which is code and which is data?” The master who was meditating, opened his eyes, smiled, and said: “Each is the other, yet neither…
Category: Poetry
CherryBlossom
I’ve created a project page for the CherryBlossom programming language. You can check it out here. The interpreter is written in perl.
Introducing CherryBlossom
Over the past month, I’ve been working on a new project. It’s called CherryBlossom, and it’s a way to write programs using haikus. Strictly speaking, CherryBlossom is a brainfuck analog. I actually spent more time writing the obligatory “Hello World” program in CherryBlossom than I did writing the interpreter for the language. The idea behind…
More pretentious Haikus
balmy summer night someone else, also alone feelings shared — Listening Song of an Ancient City And it gives me Strength — Digital stream weaves And you search for love In its warp and weft — words that leave my hand feelings on a screen I lay my soul bare — looking back i see…
Weary, solitary, flight
Dreary dancing under the fire-born moods Has fallen cold light footfall; But the indolence of wine The Incorruptible Rose of Houlihan. With white birds on to be, and his animal blood astir And glittered in dew, The changing eyes blind With lightning, but the bone. The heavy flooded waters in a red wine And a…
Pretentious Haikus
>em>I wish I could say it easily but I cannot ——————– The very last Spring in familiar settings makes me very sad ——————– The hardest thing is to have it so close to me but not with me