Thursday, October 27, 2011

What makes good Poetry!

A fish I wish
http://www.scrapbook.com/poems/doc/25061/267.html
Taxi Tale
http://www.scrapbook.com/poems/doc/22139/267.html
The road of life
http://www.scrapbook.com/poems/doc/14521/267.html
Into my Own
http://www.scrapbook.com/poems/doc/9191/267.html
Riding my Bike
http://www.scrapbook.com/poems/doc/4664/267.html

There are alot of things that can make poems good and make them enjoyable. If there are a huge amount of big words and they make no sence it makes the poem all crappy and it doesn't make the poem read right it makes it flow bad. Some people like big words and like finding the message in the poem. If you are simple like me you just want a laugh!
We watched a Ted talk on food studies and the speaker was Malcolm Gladwell he was talking about how there are many different kinds of food stuff and how there will never be a good brand that anyone agrees on because there is so many people with opinions in the world! He said you can never have a good Pepsi you can have good group of Pepsi's! The he started to talk about Howard Markowitz he was hired to find the "perfect Pepsi"! He created the theory of there isn't a "Perfect Pepsi" there are "Perfect Pepsi's". He didn't go out and ask people what there preferred kind of Pepsi he did not like this idea because there is a group of people that like the same but there is a bigger percent of people that like other kinds of Pepsi. If you would have taken the whole population the percent would have been lower then 60%. So when you take smaller groups and ask them it will raise it up too 75%. The he moved on to the noodle sauce he used the ones that were already created and that didn't get him any where so he asked the people if they were going to make a new kind what would it be. So this made the people realize they liked the new kinds of sauce and gave them more of a choice and this made the results so much easier to get. That was the just of the talk.

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