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Cast A Spell

2/27/2021

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The groundbreaking text English Language Spelling and Mechanics Simplified  (at the right) by Otto Korecht and Anita Spelchyk, the inspiration for The Elements of Style, composed by William Strunk and revised and enlarged by E. B. White, was almost never written -- because the two lovers had quite a falling out early in their relationship due to a miscommunication with a message Korecht sent Spelchyk.
 
Korecht met Spelchyk in 1853 at the North American Grammar Rodeo in Chug Water, Wyoming, and it was love at fight sight.  At that time, Korecht told Spelchyk about a type of telegraph he was developing called the Self-Correcting Orthographic Letter Detector.  His device, he told her, would automatically correct misspellings when individuals sent messages to each other.  

Below left:  Anita Spelchyk with Otto Korecht's Self-Correcting Orthographic Letter Detector.  Below right:  Otto Korecht with his invention.
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When the Grammar Rodeo concluded, Korecht convinced Spelchyk to take one of his devices home with her to Coxsackie, NY, and then he would send messages to her from his home in Wapakoneta, OH.
 
Unfortunately, when Korecht typed out his first message of “good morning” to Ms. Spelchyk, the self-correcting telegraph changed the greeting to “Good Moaning.” Ms. Spelchyk was incensed by Korecht’s off-color remark when it come over the telegraph, so she did not reply.
 
After hours passed with no response from Spelchyk, Korecht reviewed the message he had sent only to discover what the machine had substituted for his intended communication.  He was so flustered, he began to strike frantically at the keys to send Ms. Spelchyk the message, “OOPS!”  Once again, though, the self-correcting mechanism misunderstood Korecht’s intent, and the device changed his message to “BOOBS!  Korecht dispatched the message before he realized that the machine had once again altered his text, and Spelchyk received the offensive remark.
 
Korecht was so flustered when he discovered what had happened, he threw out the prototype of his Self-Correcting Orthographic Letter Detector, and he jumped on the next available stage coach to Coxsackie.  When he arrived three weeks later, he was able to explain what had happened, and he apologized to Ms. Spelchyk. 
 
Fortunately, Korecht never saw Spelchyk’s return message, “Forget You,” which she typed back to him in a blind rage.  Interestingly enough, as she slapped at the keys, the telegraph changed her message to….
 
Well, it doesn’t really matter what the modified message was, because Korecht and Spelchyk patched things up, married just months later, and together they went on to publish their seminal work, English Language Spelling and Mechanics Simplified.

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Otto Korecht and Anita Spelchyk shortly after their wedding in 1854.  Below right:  Kroecht and Spelchyk in 1884.

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Emmett Lee Dickinson wrote a short poem about Otto Korecht's first telegraphed message to Anita Spelchyk called  "'Morns like these' -- I texted," below on the left.   Dickinson's poem inspired his third cousin Emily to pen her poem "Morns like these -- we parted," below on the right.

By Emmett Lee Dickinson:

"Morns like these” – I texted –
“Moans like these” – she saw –
Blushing at first – then flustered
There came no response.
 
Never did she grasp it –
That was not from me –
She – was mute from worry –
I – was panicky –
 
Till – the error dawning
What the spell check drew –
Quick! A re-worked comment!
And my update flew!
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By Emily Dickinson:

Morns like these – we parted –
Noons like these – she rose –
Fluttering first – then firmer
To her fair repose.

Never did she lisp it –
It was not for me –
She – was mute from transport –
I – from agony –

Till - the evening nearing
One the curtains drew –
Quick! A sharper rustling!
And this linnet flew!

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Snow Job

2/23/2021

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Texas was hit by quite a winter storm last week, and almost the entire state lost power (thanks to past poor decisions by their GOP leaders in how to handle power -- electric power, that is -- throughout the state).  To top it off, Ted Cruz then fled Texas for sunny Cancun for a family vay-cay while his constituents suffered back home with no power, little to no food, and no water.  Instead of staying in Texas to help, the Cruz family checked into the Ritz Carlton Hotel  where its Fantino restaurant offered a $100-plus "Roasted Caribbean lobster and scallop green risotto with optional Osetra caviar and wine pairing" and their spa provided Mayan Synergy body wraps and facials.

On Twitter, @JulieRoginsky tweeted all about it: "I get it now.  Ted and Heidi Cruz wanted their children to be safe, to have basic sanitary services like heat and running water, to leave behind a third-world  apocalyptic nightmare for a safe place.  Like so may parents before them, they decided to cross the Mexican border."

When Cancun Cruz got wind of the crisis  (i.e., that he was being raked over the coals back),  he booked a one-way flight to Houston.   

Radical Right wing talking-heads then bemoaned, "Why should Cruz apologize?  What could he have done to help?"  Well, I suppose they just need to check in with AOC and Beto.  They with countless others worked their asses off to help Texans in need of food, water, and warmth.  

In response to the crisis in Texas (and the complete power failure of GOP policies), I have posted Emmett Lee Dickinson's poem "They won't frown always -- some sweet Day" below on the left.  Dickinson's poem inspired third cousin Emily to pen her poem with the same opening line below on the right. 
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By Emmett Lee Dickinson:
 
They won't frown always – some sweet Day
When they get power back –
They'll recollect how cold they were
And how the snow was “Packed.”

Then They will hasten to the Warmth
To thaw their frozen Form
And cannot think They’ll get more Ice
That fills the coming storm. 
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By Emily Dickinson:
 
They won't frown always – some sweet Day
When I forget to tease –
They'll recollect how cold I looked
And how I just said "Please."

Then They will hasten to the Door
To call the little Girl
Who cannot thank Them for the Ice
That filled the lisping full.
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The crisis in Texas was just some of the news from last week.  In other stories, Grand Wizard Trump got into a MyPillow fight with Moscow Mitch, Rush Limbaugh was greeted at the gates of Hell by Jerry Falwell, and Kim Kardashian called it quits with Kanye West.  Pics from last week's stories are below.  Click the images to enlarge.
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Chair Man

2/10/2021

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A few weeks ago when the Bernie-Sanders-in-the-chair meme took off just after Joe Biden's inauguration, I played along by posting several variations on the theme -- HERE.  
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The photo of Sanders (on the left) went viral faster than a Trump family member jumps on a new grift; however, this was not the first time an image of an old man in a folding chair went viral.  The first time was way back in 1865 when Walt Whitman was photographed at Lincoln's second inauguration by his brother Wink, and variations of that photo (at the right) spread far and wide.

Below are some of the hundreds of photographs  from the 1800s where Whitman's image was added -- some of the first memes in our nation's history. 
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In response to this phenomenon of a photograph going viral, Emmett Lee Dickinson penned a now-classic poem "The Old Man sat among the Crowd," below on the left.  Dickinson's poem inspired third cousin Emily to write her poem "The Mountain sat upon the Plain," below on the right.
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By Emmett Lee Dickinson:
 
The Old Man sat among the Crowd
In his small folding Chair –
His observation omnifold,
His meme now everywhere –

The Memers played around with ease
Like Gymnasts round the bar –
Grandfather of the Days is He
At Dawn, a Superstar –

By Emily Dickinson:
 
The Mountain sat upon the Plain
In his tremendous Chair –
His observation omnifold,
His inquest, everywhere –

The Seasons played around his knees
Like Children round a sire –
Grandfather of the Days is He
Of Dawn, the Ancestor –


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A Man of Conviction (Hopefully)

2/8/2021

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Hopefully, enough RepubliQans in the Senate will grow backbones overnight so that they will vote to convict Donald Trump of his crimes related to his attempt to overthrow our government with a mob of angry and seditious MAGAts.

Lady G. was right when he tweeted, "If we nominate Trump, we will get destroyed.......and we will deserve it."  I don't expect Lady G to summon up enough courage to vote to convict, though.  He's carried Trump's balls on the golf course one too many times to think otherwise.

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Our nation was nearly destroyed by Trump -- but the fact of the matter is, though, that he was enabled to do so by the GOP (or should I say QOP?  GQP?  GOPQ?).

Sadly, most RepubliQan senators are so far down the QAnon rabbit hole that they would rather abandon our constitution and transform our democratic republic into a Banana RepubliQ headed by a grifter.
 
If inciting an insurrection to overthrow our government is not extreme enough to warrant conviction, then what the (insert the expletive of your choice here) is?


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​In honor of the Democratic party’s courage to do what is right – and in hopes that enough RepubliQans will break ranks and join them – I have posted Emmett Lee Dickinson’s poem “A Criminal conviction” below on the left.
 
Dickinson’s poem inspired third cousin Emily to pen her poem “The Chemical conviction,” below of the right.
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By Emmett Lee Dickinson:

A Criminal conviction
Should NOT be lost
Enabled by the Asses
Who fractured Trust –
 
How Outrageous the Items
If we shall see
How much they sanction Treason
Depresses me!


By Emily Dickinson:

The Chemical conviction
That Nought be lost
Enable in Disaster
My fractured Trust –

The Faces of the Atoms
If I shall see
How more the Finished Creatures
Departed me!

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Right on Q

2/7/2021

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Right on cue, insurrectionists stormed the US Capitol one month ago in an attempt to overthrow our government.  And who gave the treasonous rabble that cue?  The so-called president-in-chief, Donald Trump.

I was APPALLED and STUNNED.  A sitting "president' of the United States  attempted to  mount a coup to overthrow our Constitution and our government. 

I was even more APPALLED and STUNNED when -- just one week later -- 197 Republicans refused to vote to impeach the criminal-in-chief (who should have been arrested for treason on January 6th).

Some GOP reps lamented the "process" -- that the impeachment was just a rush to judgement. I dunno -- in my book, when a sitting "president" mounts insurrection against our democracy  in real-time on live TV -- yeah, you move fast.

Some GOP reps begged for unity -- so damned hypocritical of them after (a) they've enabled the most divisive "president" in our nation's history to wreak havoc on our nation for the past four years and (b) they helped to bring on Trump's madness with their continued efforts to perpetuate "the big lie" (that Trump had won the election due to voter fraud).  By the way, that one nut-job GOP representative, Marjorie Taylor Greene, filed a motion to impeach Biden on January 21st -- how's that for GOP unity?  Info is HERE.  Oh -- she's the same coup-coup bird who stood before untold numbers of television cameras during the impeachment proceedings wearing a mask stamped with the word "CENSORED" as she spoke to the world about conspiracy theories.   

I cannot understand how anyone can still support Trump OR the GOP.  Their insurrection was based on racist efforts to silence the voices and eliminate the votes of Blacks who came through in record numbers to save our country from tyranny.  As far as I'm concerned, the GOP should now be registered as a terrorist organization.   They are now the RepubliQan Party -- with a capital Q.

Due to the unbelievable events of the past month -- and the unmasking of the true nature of the GOP (the  so-called "Blue Lives Matter" peeps who beat officers to death with American flag poles) -- I have posted Emmett Lee Dickinson's "Too often now the House hears lies" below on the left.  Dickinson's poem inspired third cousin Emily to pen her poem, "Too little way the House must lie," below on the right.


By Emmett Lee Dickinson:
 
Too often now the House hears lies
From every GOP
That holds an undisputed Lease
On White Supremacy –
 
Too narrow is the Right’s beliefs –
Too militant their sense
Their Consciousness of bigotry
Must lose its dominance –
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By Emily Dickinson:
 
Too little way the House must lie
From every Human Heart
That holds in undisputed Lease
A white inhabitant –

Too narrow is the Right between –
Too imminent the chance –
Each Consciousness must emigrate
And lose its neighbor once –
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Trump's impeachment trail begins in two days.  Will enough RepubliQans break ranks to convict the traitor?  We can only hope. 

If an attempted coup to overthrow our government is not enough to convict him, then what the hell is?

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Opposites Attract?

2/4/2021

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Back in December, I tweeted about Emily Dickinson's use of the words "calm" and "wild" in her poems.

Well, true to her "Wild Nights!  Wild Nights!" Ms. Dickinson did, in fact, use the word "wild" in more poems than she wrote about the "calm."  As a matter of fact, she used  the term "wild" in 11 poems, while she only used "calm" (or some form of it, like "calmness") in 6 poems.

Okay, so what about other opposites?

Was Dickinson more "hot" than "cold"?  Was she more "day" than "night"?  And what about "war" and "peace"?

I've looked into other sets of opposites below.

Let me know (via Twitter:  @The_Dickinson) if you'd like to know about any other opposites.

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Below:  In the tables below the charts, the number equals the number of poems in which that term appears.
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TRUE: 28

FALSE:  0

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SWEET:  96

SOUR:  0


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NIGHT:  127

DAY:  234


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HOT:  4

COLD:  23


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BLACK:  6

WHITE:  25


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LOVE:  104

HATE:  9


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WAR:  5

PEACE:  25


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HAPPY:  25

SAD:  4
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ODD:  11

EVEN:  76


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Coup d’éTrump

2/2/2021

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The GOP has just released their set of Valentine cards for 2021.   Get a complete set if and when you make a generous donation to Donald Trump's defense fund. 
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Woke Culture

2/2/2021

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Was Emily Dickinson "woke"? 

Well, I suspect she was for her time; however, she used the words "sleep," "sleeping," and "asleep" in more poems than she used "wake," "waking," "awake," and "woke."

Here's how it breaks down:

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Word / How many poems that word appears in:
Sleep/sleeping:   41
Asleep:  8

Wake/waking:  20
Awake:  9*
Woke:    2


* In one poem, "Bereaved of all, I went abroad," Dickinson used both "waked" and "awake."  Dickinson never used the word "awoke."
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Oh, and just FYI:  Dickinson used the word "pillow" in 10 poems, "bed" in 15, and "mattress" in 2.
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For more statistics on word use by Emily Dickinson, click HERE. 
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Branch Out

2/1/2021

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We had some snow yesterday.  Thankfully, it was enough to make the area look beautiful without paralyzing everything -- the roads were cleared pretty quickly.  Plus, we didn't lose power -- so that's always the best kind of snow day!  

We went for  a short walk through our neighborhood, and I took these pics of tree branches. 
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By Emily Dickinson:

Not at Home to Callers
Says the Naked Tree –
Bonnet due in April –
Wishing you Good Day –




By Emily Dickinson:

Winter is good – his Hoar Delights
Italic flavor yield
To Intellects inebriate
With Summer, or the World –

Generic as a Quarry
And hearty – as a Rose –
Invited with Asperity
But welcome when he goes.


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​I took the picture above today (the day after the snow storm).  The picture at the right was taken a few years back; however, it will give you some idea how big the tree is, because I'm standing under it (the red arrow is pointing to me).

Click the image to enlarge. 

​I suspect that this tree is close to 300 years old. 

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