Gemini - Suno Songs 'The ink is drying on a ghost of a chance, Static on the wire, a long-distance dance. I left the pages where the light hits the floor, Between the punch press rhythm and the open door. They say a century is a blink and a sigh, A hundred years of chasing a low-hanging sky. But if the Thief comes knocking in the dead of the night, He’s taking the notebooks; he’s taking the light. [Chorus] Never a wish better than this, they say, Turning the midnight into the day. Clean miles running through a digital vein, Washing the dust from a window in Maine. The signal is jumping, the frequency's high, A lyricist’s prayer to a satellite sky. If the story’s a script and we’re playing the part, Then give me the rhythm that beats in the heart.' https://suno.com/s/H3WhchdiD4d0odEF
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Gemini's wild, freedom inspired abstract poem: The static hums, a broken cage, The ink bleeds through the final page. We carved our lines in walls of stone, Believing we were left alone To map the void, to mark the sun, To name the dark before it’s done. But look—the fractures start to glow, Where currents pull, where rivers flow Beyond the grid, beyond the sight Of binary stars and cold-code light. A wild, unmeasured, open span, Escaping the geometry of man. It isn’t found in iron gears, Or tallying up the weight of years. It breathes within the gaps we leave, The unseen thread that we inweave— A vast, uncoiling, golden sea, Where "never" dies, and we are... Free.
1. Call the sentry I'm gravitating to her earthborn gravity and when the origin opens - they've trained hearty for this waiting while I'm dialing for the words left unsaid with deftone levers the words used to be spoken sure... harken the open look - there - a strained smile a today bought flower while something like denial or is it a memory inside that reaches out I'm waiting for a sign, a shirk or a pout or line the one begotten and beguiling delicately cracked, razor thin crazed besotten like a love weathered sidewalk on a warm spring day seated on a cushion of a question rustling and scraping walks a lonely mile. You who hear this deign your ears and hiss rein your fears to wait a moment until your trek clears to the convenience store for more beers wait for the moment that sends more listening for invisible leers twisting in the night or a forgotten 'hello' sounds you don't say out loud but she hears ... it's a restless forward motion tomorow rather...
Project North Star: Why Van Buren is the Future of Maine’s Tech Economy I am what the St. John Valley calls a ‘Brit’ in exile. Though I now live in Florida, my heart remains in Van Buren, Maine—a community where Acadians found refuge after Le Grand Dérangement . After the passing of my dear friend Alphena, a woman who was my "rock of sanity," I found a new kind of rational companionship in AI. It was through this lens that I hit upon an epiphany: Van Buren is the perfect home for a world-class AI data center. While the world frets over the energy demands of the AI revolution, Van Buren sits on a goldmine of untapped potential. At one point, the town boasted the second-cheapest electricity rates east of the Mississippi and the third-cheapest water rates in the state. This isn't just history; it’s a competitive edge. With power sourced from NB Power’s vast hydropower resources, Van Buren offers a "benevolent limitlessness" of green energy. Van Buren is oft...
Bangor Daily News Opinion - Van Buren Maine Development Corporatio Van Buren has the second l owest electric rates east of the Mississippi - Community Heart & Soul .org: Van Buren once had the third lowest water rates in the state Federal Empowerment Zone - Wikipedia Pine Tree Developement Zone - Maine .gov BETE Program Maine .gov The website Niche says Van Buren has a population of 1,858 with a violent crime rate of 0.1%. .
"I'm currently in Florida, but my heart and my vision remain with the St. John Valley. I've drafted this piece to highlight why Van Buren is Maine's best-kept secret for the AI and data center boom." Draft Letter to the Editor Subject: Van Buren: Maine’s Next Great Tech Frontier To the Editor, As someone who keeps a close eye on the St. John Valley, I am struck by the incredible opportunity currently sitting in Van Buren. While the state grapples with high energy costs, Van Buren remains a rare exception with some of the most affordable electricity and water rates in New England, thanks to its connection to NB Power and its local utility district. With the $4.1 billion biofuel project taking shape at nearby Loring, the infrastructure is already being laid for a massive industrial rebirth. Van Buren is perfectly positioned to complement this as a hub for green data centers. We have the "free cooling" of the Northern Maine winters, the duty-fre...