What Remains

Music to distract

TV to distract

Video games to distract

Youtube to distract

Facebook to distract

Texting to distract

Hiking to distract

Surfing to distract

Hunting to distract

Bicycling to distract

Gardening to distract

Baking to distract

Sky diving to distract

Football to distract

Hobbies to distract

Friends to distract

Family to distract

Science to distract

Art to distract

Work to distract

God to distract

Meditating

Drinking

F*****g

Using

Clubbing

Shopping

To distract

Reading to distract…

Reviews

[h d e rushin]

Is poetry invention? Im'e calling invention the process of experimentation
after study. Poetry has been around awhile. Ed. Spencer showed us how,
Shakespeare showed us why, Melville showed us exploration and thought,
and the patience that Dickinson showed us is the exact same patience that
Plath told us not to believe in. The only thing left to invent is imagery and
distraction.

you have shown us both...good work, hder.

[Yellow Butterfly]

You have posed a deeper meaning in this enigmatic write, once again feeding our minds with food for thought. However, your words descrbe that of external distractions of which we have some control over, I wonder what would remain from our internal distractions of which we can not control.

It's amazing how the mind likes to wander...

[Kenneth S.]

Found this by happenstance...or coincidence...or what have you...I liked this distraction, that's for sure.

[Marie Anzalone]

something fun just occurred to me... what if "art to distract" were "art to abstract"?

[MoriartyMesa]

Now this sort of grabbed me by the neck and said
"wake up you b*****d!"
and for that I give you....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PUPoZEIU5VI

[Karen666]

jajajjaaja i love this. we can all relate to this. everything distracts us. brilliant

[The White Wolf]

Thank you for distracting me.

[Mark]

What is left is the singular optimum imperative. This one goes hand in hand with Lawn Mower