Heterophenomenological
Philosopher Daniel Dennett-coined
Explicitly third-person logical
Scientific approach to study joined
Consciousness and other mentally bent
Phenomena with anthropology
To understand what is actually meant
When someone else uses psychology
On the surface as their self-reporting
Without knowing other available
Evidence may rule their mental courting
In discovering how much scalable
They see the world without taking any
Accuracy of their view for many
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Mozart: One Word Is Enough
Any word from your full name is enough
to know who you are and will always be;
Amadeus, to love God; all gods, tough
or mythologised, would have loved to see
you, Wolfgang, wolf path, since a god you are;
the god of music, classical, they say;
the god of all Earth’s sounds you are by far,
Bach and Beethoven by your side to play
the most wholehearted music ever made;
the Requiem life refused to let you
end, terminating you instead, afraid,
if you did, the Universe would be through,
unable to process the waved fissure
for the spacetime continuum’s fisher.
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Patrick M. Ohana
A medical writer who reads and writes fiction and some nonfiction, although the latter may appear at times like the former. Most of my pieces (over 2,200) are or will be available on Shakespeare's Shoes.
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Whoaaaa, I loved this science, music, chemistry and physics themed sonnet! Brilliant work!
Great work! Loved the word!