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"mnemonic" poems
He stood fifty times his height, his palms pressed against the glass separating him from the road in their glamour; blurred images of car in their splendor – and there isn’t the familiar scent of coffee – I call this pandemonium. Nothing beats a day in a café redolent of the finest Arabica, he’d inhale deeply and recall : unroasted gives the sweetest scents of blueberries – roasted’s entirely different: fruit, sugar, perfume – They call this addiction. Mnemonic – a wind chime lost in the array of winds. “You used to be my cup of tea – I drink coffee now.” These words slip out of his dry lips, and a lone tear trickles down a milky cheek; They all say if they’ve got love, they don’t need money – And he’d say if he’s got coffee, he doesn’t need love – He calls this heaven.
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Oct 26, 2014
Oct 26, 2014 at 6:23 AM UTC
coffee
Hey lets start this thing and gain a little mnemonic Cuz the teachers always explaining things so dull and robotic But you got it, just trust this rhyme and I promise you'll have it Let me teach you the equation for the function quadratic It goes A, X and a 2 up high Add that to a B multiplied with a Y Put a plus sign and add the third term, the C And set all that equal to a 0 bee It's that easy, with that you can plot the graph That will show you where the ball went and its flightpath See the value of X shows where the line hits the axis To illustrate where the ball was caught and where it was passed It's cuts of cake to find this data with a formula rap So keep in mind these fresh rhymes to the beat of the clap You set X on the left, follow with an equal sign Put the next little sect about a dividing line And that little piece starts with a negative b Add and subtract square root of B high 2 minus 4AC Then divide what you get by 2 times A If you forget this part man, your whole answers at stake But if you follow my rules, and do all of this rap's math I guarantee the next reports gonna say that you passed
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Dec 5, 2010
Dec 5, 2010 at 3:42 AM UTC
The Quadratic Function Conjunction
Zeus had plastic surgery, his fingertips shaved off so he would not leave prints when he committed his archetypal crimes. He changed his name to Saturn then to Cronos then to Albatross Von Mariner, all this subterfuge just to disquise the fact that he goes borderline ballistic when he doesn't get his way. He pulled Icarus out of the sky, wounded Prometheus’ side, left Sisyphus on a steep lonely mountain, dared Demeter to save her daughter, yet these souls persist in mnemonic literary defiance of a single fact… No god is greater than you, the karma jury has come in and Zeus is sentenced to five years of community service on Interstate Highway 5. He will wear a yellow clown suit with a red rubber nose and floppy green shoes with a fast food tray hanging from his neck and he will walk in traffic snarls stopping at every car to clean the windows to sell hotdogs with purple relish and black mustard wrapped in grey buns as unappetizing and pathetic as the lies he has told us about ourselves for so long.
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Oct 24, 2012
Oct 24, 2012 at 7:35 AM UTC
BAD ZEUS ON HIGHWAY 5
it was a strange and fragile Kombination-- a desperate, lonely Hunger, frenetic Thrill to sate-- we didn't speak each other's native Tongues but Tongues we shared in what we found, of random Meals, and Pocket Lexika to taste hidden Idioms we strove to understand.. our Bodies splashing Wasser in the murky Spree, ******* Fountain by Berliner Dom licking Lips of Bier und Eis a ways away from Reichstag Bullet Holes below the steel Spirale encased in Glas transparent Government--a Show for Tourist Stroll.. our Smiles glinting, coated international, that Week agreed "eine schwester-bruder liebe.." temptation--and propriety--preserved-- pale lotion, paler skin to honey in the sun aloft in hostel bunks we shared-- a cush historic castle, touristische nook of maps and candy pockets, so geil.. gleeful us, to melt from moscau and new york we shared the deutsch between us, ein bisschen englisch, a bit of russisch too for fun... our soulwise checkpoint charlie held the lust at bay despite lustgarten romps and walks beneath the lindens, lane of sighs.. an awkward bridge of question-words we built to muse about the stars and what we see with only strangers never seen again. we named ourselves an instant familie...so you could snore on me, and let me stroke your hair without the guilt of infidelity the freedom from, we traded in our blatant, goodbye tears you shed, i kept inside to craft mnemonic gems i share and savor in again '
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Mar 17, 2013
Mar 17, 2013 at 8:56 PM UTC
sharing Tuna-Pizza in Berlin
~ *The disruptor, whether digital or analog, strikes the bell, bioengineered automaton —a manufactured life form given little agency or dimension, mnemonic to the finitude of life, and subtle muddling of humankind's supposed moral transcendence.* ~
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May 2, 2021
May 2, 2021 at 10:59 PM UTC
Quarter Boy
Wandering paths ask for a dying cloud-drought One black with the heart of darkness, devout. A blooming earthly sunrise follows a fountain and walks with her vices, talking to a mountain Hope of finding you there, with bitter mnemonic standing restless, alone in uncommon bucolic. She proceeds to see with a call for rain as fog blankets us, sunlight slowly wanes. Lost in haze, could of sworn water fell genuine, closing eyes swallow you whole, the medicine.
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Aug 28, 2011
Aug 28, 2011 at 10:58 AM UTC
Uncommon Bucolic.
Fertile earth’s seductive sorcery Like ephemeral effulgence’s effluent effusion Can lead you to believe that it’s not a travesty Like life’s visceral intuitive eternal is not lost in subtle evasive confusion Life’s virile translucence reflects this glow Like an aorist ensemble of interludes transposition Can lead you to believe that you’re in the know Like omnipresence presages omniscience’s ubiquity is existential exigency’s peroration’s exposition Corporeally preternatural metaphysical mystique Like a mirador bartizan tableau panorama Can inspire us to rise above its critique Like spatiotemporal’s telemetry incarnate is creation’s vivid intrepid cyclorama Spectral verve’s liaison’s consortium Like eclectic synectic’s conclave’s fatidic Can leave you lost in germane compendium Like terminus thrall’s apriori inclination is transcendental accession’s endemic mnemonic Monad’s transitional majestic splendor Like residual harmonic vibration’s resilience Can autonomously evoke and vicariously render Like rubato’s actuator’s prospectus revealed is orchestration rendition’s intriguing brilliance Eidetic preterit’s aesthetic amendments Like protractive analyses’ dimensional delineation Can lead to cogent salacious enticements Like phantasmagoria’s fantasia fantastication’s magniloquence is sultry solace’s ostentatious ideation
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Jan 12, 2013
Jan 12, 2013 at 8:07 PM UTC
Verbose
"Memory is more indelible than ink." —Anita Loos ~ *Europe, after the rain, the sun lending warmth and comfort. fringes come into focus. shadow journal, fiscal dreams, becoming ****** lines on a page; procession bells for young brides, veiled in lace. a touch from her outstretched hands, this honeymoon phase running up the thigh, the holding quite still until she smiles for pendulum. at first light, breakfast in bed, granting pastel wishes on boxing night, then a letting go of the kite string. new fingers in the medicine bottle, tiny geometries inside a house of reciprocal numbers. paradise in mnemonic children: cartwheels and handstands, coloring books of neglected spaces, future ruins. one hundred violins play to isles of ignorance, stray embers settle along the solemn Chemin De Fer (railway). a catalogue of afternoons on the bike path thru propeller seeds and dragonflies. arriving in the haloed flesh: skin dive, the place of couloir descent; **** beach, the place of odd glances; gun chamber, the room of secondary light; all horizon variations. an algebra of darkness, this dense Roman twilight, their exiles unreflected in blind lanterns. our brightness will become refracting silhouettes, a broken yolk in the incendiary sky.* ~
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Aug 29, 2022
Aug 29, 2022 at 12:38 PM UTC
Memoryhouse
Mnemonic... Over my mug of steaming coffee, ...i see cookies and a fruit...sliced, to freshen my breath after my coffee break.... one glance... one unexpected glance, took me back... to when i decided to do something for myself, to be happy.....and to be somebody....but, finally....i fought the desire, to be defiant... those awakenings, and newfound feelings, still haunt my evenings...the hurting, somewhat changed me, and my beliefs.......i realized that, at some point in one's life, a chance moment unfolds on a landing...clear to the eyes...on a mission, to change attitudes...to erase wrong impressions, triggered by unpleasant experiences....i have also discovered....at the right time, somebody comes, ......like an angel with hidden wings...to soften our hardened minds....to melt our frozen hearts, ease our tensed opinions...offer us a healing balm. sometimes, a place, or a face, becomes a kind of paper that can't be crumpled, or destroyed...so hard to forget. anyone...anything, that strikes the heart hard, easily comes back, with the slightest reminder, catches you..........unprepared.... this fruit on the table, in silence, it just sits there, ...unaware of its being mnemonic...doesn't matter, if it's fresh, rotten, or candied...a plum, apple or pear ....................would prompt me, to remember, over my mug of steaming coffee... Sally Copyright July 27, 2016 Rosalia Rosario A. Bayan
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Dec 28, 2016
Dec 28, 2016 at 10:40 PM UTC
MNEMONIC
If, as they say, the cells of the body are replaced every seven years, then I'm a new being since my sons were newborn. I have died and been reborn neither better nor worse yet remembering feeding them while dancing to Moment's Notice, as they attended with new minds. Having died, as such, I find I do not mind quiet living with the purpose of a cell unbound by minutes or moments as men know them. There are seven deadly sins, seven ways of remembering, seven stages in which to have been or continue being. None of them recur after one's reborn and none are known to us from before we're born. Of the two young people to whom I was born, one has lately died. I do not so much mind. Although I do not, he believed he'd be reborn and who can say what happened to his soul or cells? Perhaps in Christ we continue being, or with some other deity, as the churches claim monotonously,       momentously, demonically and deviously. It seems about as relevant that       seven rhymes with heaven and rhyming's a mnemonic device (for       remembering). But remembering what? To go to the daily discipline to which you were born? I fought seven forest fires, took seven lovers, my sons are seven, and my mind is the sole owner and subsidiary of these memories and       moments. Unless I am to be reborn they disappear with me. Masefield's poem continues to be the most honest and chilling assessment of our souls' and cells' disbursement. I can imagine stem cell research may lead to a cure for dementia, loss of memory about who you are and where you've been. If one's not been born this doesn't matter. But if you're being reborn, in the sense of "he not busy being born is busy being reborn"       (Dylan), then it is best and most correct to consider your last moment of a continuum with moments endless and entirely in your       mind. The mind is made of cells and moments, seven billion of them. Remember to be born and reborn, early and often.
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Aug 10, 2015
Aug 10, 2015 at 1:43 PM UTC
Born Again
If, as they say, the cells of the body are replaced every seven years, then I'm a new being since my sons were newborn. I have died and been reborn neither better nor worse yet remembering feeding them while dancing to Moment's Notice, as they attended with new minds. Having died, as such, I find I do not mind quiet living with the purpose of a cell unbound by minutes or moments as men know them. There are seven deadly sins, seven ways of remembering, seven stages in which to have been or continue being. None of them recur after one's reborn and none are known to us from before we're born. Of the two young people to whom I was born, one has lately died. I do not so much mind. Although I do not, he believed he'd be reborn and who can say what happened to his soul or cells? Perhaps in Christ we continue being, or with some other deity, as the churches claim monotonously,       momentously, demonically and deviously. It seems about as relevant that       seven rhymes with heaven and rhyming's a mnemonic device (for       remembering). But remembering what? To go to the daily discipline to which you were born? I fought seven forest fires, took seven lovers, my sons are seven, and my mind is the sole owner and subsidiary of these memories and       moments. Unless I am to be reborn they disappear with me. Masefield's poem continues to be the most honest and chilling assessment of our souls' and cells' disbursement. I can imagine stem cell research may lead to a cure for dementia, loss of memory about who you are and where you've been. If one's not been born this doesn't matter. But if you're being reborn, in the sense of "he not busy being born is busy being reborn"       (Dylan), then it is best and most correct to consider your last moment of a continuum with moments endless and entirely in your       mind. The mind is made of cells and moments, seven billion of them. Remember to be born and reborn, early and often.
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Do dust bunnies have consciousness? Does instinct guide them? Instructing their best chance of survival Is to hunker down, Go out of sight, Hide under a piece of furniture? Will they survive & thrive in Dust Land, Dust Land Planet Earth Where cat hair is “A sizeable constituency,” So would say some latter day Machiavel’. When spring comes, at last, Will the minority Party The Politburo in absentia, Pick up on, Comprehend the fact? The red-red boffin Goes beaucoup mnemonic, again. “Wake up, wake up you sleepy head! Get up, get out o' bed! Cheer up! Cheer up! The sun is red. Live, love, laugh and be happy!” The red-red-Redbird comes Hammer & Sickle cell, again.
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Jun 1, 2014
Jun 1, 2014 at 6:11 PM UTC
“Vibrant Matter Episode 2: The Easter Dust Bunny”
Arguing with disenchanted fractions of lust Conserved in tributaries of fickle vestibules Tactical pin ****** tranquilly distribute the crux of all misunderstood and demoralized charlatans The levee enveloped in a felt like fabric Dense and coarse It had a mnemonic quality Crafting a picture of my childhood bedroom Mother would be oh so proud
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Jun 9, 2013
Jun 9, 2013 at 10:41 PM UTC
Cheese sandie
Fertile earth’s seductive sorcery Like ephemeral effulgence’s effluent effusion Can lead you to believe that it’s not a travesty Like life’s visceral intuitive eternal is not lost in subtle evasive confusion Life’s virile translucence reflects this glow Like an aorist ensemble of interludes transposition Can lead you to believe that you’re in the know Like omnipresence presages omniscience’s ubiquity is existential exigency’s peroration’s exposition Corporeally preternatural's metaphysical mystique Like a mirador bartizan tableau panorama Can inspire us to rise above its critique Like spatiotemporal’s telemetry incarnate is creation’s vivid intrepid cyclorama Spectral verve’s liaison’s consortium Like eclectic synectic’s conclave’s fatidic Can leave you lost in germane compendium Like terminus thrall’s apriori inclination is transcendental accession’s endemic mnemonic Monad’s transitional majestic splendor Like residual harmonic vibration’s resilience Can autonomously evoke and vicariously render Like rubato’s actuator’s prospectus revealed is orchestration rendition’s intriguing brilliance Eidetic preterit’s aesthetic amendments Like protractive analyses’ dimensional delineations Can lead to cogent salacious enticements Like phantasmagoria’s fantasia fantastication’s magniloquence is sultry solace’s ostentatious ideation
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Mar 19, 2017
Mar 19, 2017 at 2:47 AM UTC
Verbose
Like a speed limit, Age 55 is a reminder, A geriatric mnemonic, Telling you to take it slowly. Safe to say, Most of us Baby-Boom geezers Walk around half the time Wondering how one gets laid, “Hooks up”— As our grandchildren say-- Gets laid behind & inside this Asylum sanctuary? Manning the ramparts, Those Wackenhut stiffs Are there for a reason. Overt, direct ****** overtures Strictly verboten (ver•bo•ten). Yet, the silver-haired sireens Crave company, As in “keeping company,” An ancient idiom for “Let’s Hide the Pepperoni!” But you’ve got to take it slow at Del Webb Over-55 America, A multi-state lunatic asylum, Where a preponderance of Single silver-tress foxes, Having “lost their husband,” Somewhere, at some point, Some recent but forgotten, Alzheimer’s moment along the trail, They comb the daily obits, Hunting prey, newly widowed men, Fresh casserole recipients & Crypto-pepperoni buddies.
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May 12, 2015
May 12, 2015 at 4:44 PM UTC
"CRUISING DEL WEBB OVER-55"
I recalled the smell of junipers warming in the sun, Or maybe mice nesting under the cupboard. Or bleached linen hung out by Mum, Reminds me of something about Dad from long ago, You ask me…to say if it was gin; There are things I can’t tell you, Son. Some people think that it’s a sin; So just use your imagination. Another time I smelled crushed daisies of The housemaids, I remember from Kleßheim. Thunderstorms rolled down from the Alps at night, Then turned at morning into clarified, buttered sun. They remind me of someone’s blonde hair, I just can’t tell you when or where, So use your imagination. Scent is the most potent mnemonic, Triggering mystical cells inside, Creating a stream of biophotonics, Rapture returns in histrionics, Tracking things from skin and hair, To lips and eyes, to a groan, an intrigued stare. Things we can never tell another, even if He or she or they were there What happened in those brilliant days? Only imagination can say. Crystal hanging in the window at nine o’clock, Rays strike the glass, opening up the past. Before me spreads a wide, green lawn, Ladies and lords stroll with their finery on. I sit and watch, while the procession advances, Tricornes doffed and stays undone in dances. Until the satin, silk and brocades lie on the ground, Gavotte kisses become tender, sensual rounds And naked, youth flees into woods. And everything is happening; Everything is good.
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Jul 12, 2018
Jul 12, 2018 at 12:39 AM UTC
Everything is Good
No...more...bickerin, your eyes flickering you're nickering your nit pickin' lost it quick as the Dickens My tracks a hell of a kickin' you're just the next feckin victim, of the flow bound Hurricane of sense and rhythm, The Sensemilla Sensei Kempei of verbal Kempo's home, Like Alladin and Saladin mixed with a Party Boobytrap a Paladin of Palindrome... The Storm rider glider blasts you through the  other side of the Thunderdome My - Spitfire drips Ire as ********* ***** fire Surprise in your eyes quick blast from the past from a .50 Cal Microphone- Fiend in me soul under control you failed your roll, will check failed-I check wills,its a Checkmate mate you-best quill your will and will to build some soul Its a dill of pickle you're in - you're a nickle worth of Nickleback stickleback sticklebricking best Lego I let go last, I'm the Legolas of the fast pass in the underpass stick you fast now you're stuck fast I buck fast at your glass of Buckfast the Truculent, ever vigilant-words are Succulent got you diggin' in diggin' out a liddle bit of Lidl in a stolen digger,move quicker stop the friggin' in the riggin' little Pigpen Pigeons time to drop the bridge in...
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Mar 17, 2018
Mar 17, 2018 at 6:08 PM UTC
Demonic Mnemonic Part Two
infinite beings sitting in a room sending visions from a distance the listeners agree we are free to try anything as long as it doesnʼt alter free will or destiny if you let me show you iʼll give you a taste of your own medicine selected from feathers and falling leaves breath agrees with bone and form is hollow mnemonic agents whisper agendas into fields of green lavender beings sweep the streets and perform feats of beauty that are rarely ever seen
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Jul 16, 2019
Jul 16, 2019 at 8:16 AM UTC
Lavender beings
12/10/2012: A very mellow day, A day that makes one’s golden years actually golden. Happy in retirement? There’s a joke: You slave like Spartacus in the Libyan salt mines for 30 or 40 or even 50 years, and now you’re supposed to re-calibrate the machine, re-gauge one’s anatomy and metabolism for a habitat so far and away grindstone gone. The muckrakers Studs Terkel and Barbara Ehrenreich remind us: Work is the only thing we can do for 8 hours, other than sleep. Perchance even to dream out that Roman **** or Bacchanal. No, alas, 4 hours is the legal limit for an ******** lasting that long, During all our joy-juiced carnal desires, Be they under the elms or elsewhere. **Cialis! ****** Names already living it up in infamy. A simple truth about Retirement: Stop working and die. A most intense public service announcement, A vast digital image out of Yeats, A very special Spiritus Mundi P-S-A. Targeting Baby Boomers, especially: “You better find yourself something, Or someone to occupy your mind.” Brought to you by the good people at OCCUPY BRAIN STREET, First a national, then a veritable global movement, However so short-lived; Like all the others. Oh, Boomers, your attention span is down to 8 minutes. Your mnemonic links are frayed and tattered, Your hard drive noodle fragmented, Yet still whirring white noise jazz. A New Orleans Dixieland funeral, And Al-Zheim trumpet blast to go out on. Well, I don’t know about the rest of you, But I am relatively well adjusted in retirement. And today—previously mentioned as a mellow day-- Today is one reason why. As is medical marijuana and the sultry voice of Chrissie Hynde, With or without her band of Pretenders. And let’s throw in a lovely bottle of Temecula red wine-- Doffo, if you’re going to get fussy on me, Another blithe distraction cultivated and custom-made for old age. Indeed, a very mellow day.
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May 14, 2015
May 14, 2015 at 3:21 PM UTC
"Retirement Poem: 12/10/2012"
12/10/2012: A very mellow day, A day that makes one’s golden years actually golden. Happy in retirement? There’s a joke: You slave like Spartacus in the Libyan salt mines for 30 or 40 or even 50 years, and now you’re supposed to re-calibrate the machine, re-gauge one’s anatomy and metabolism for a habitat so far and away grindstone gone. The muckrakers Studs Terkel and Barbara Ehrenreich remind us: Work is the only thing we can do for 8 hours, other than sleep. Perchance even to dream out that Roman **** or Bacchanal. No, alas, 4 hours is the legal limit for an ******** lasting that long, During all our joy-juiced carnal desires, Be they under the elms or elsewhere. **Cialis! ****** Names already living it up in infamy. A simple truth about Retirement: Stop working and die. A most intense public service announcement, A vast digital image out of Yeats, A very special Spiritus Mundi P-S-A. Targeting Baby Boomers, especially: “You better find yourself something, Or someone to occupy your mind.” Brought to you by the good people at OCCUPY BRAIN STREET, First a national, then a veritable global movement, However so short-lived; Like all the others. Oh, Boomers, your attention span is down to 8 minutes. Your mnemonic links are frayed and tattered, Your hard drive noodle fragmented, Yet still whirring white noise jazz. A New Orleans Dixieland funeral, And Al-Zheim trumpet blast to go out on. Well, I don’t know about the rest of you, But I am relatively well adjusted in retirement. And today—previously mentioned as a mellow day-- Today is one reason why. As is medical marijuana and the sultry voice of Chrissie Hynde, With or without her band of Pretenders. And let’s throw in a lovely bottle of Temecula red wine-- Doffo, if you’re going to get fussy on me, Another blithe distraction cultivated and custom-made for old age. Indeed, a very mellow day.
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Drinking to forget; Mnemonic gin and tonic hasn't helped me yet
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Jun 21, 2017
Jun 21, 2017 at 3:33 PM UTC
Mnemonic Gin And Tonic
And as you left that quick You became my favorite mnemonic That I am alive and loving That I'm breathless but still breathing The way you made me recall Is both my mountain-top and pitfall The way I was reminded Is too hurting, too conceited But, you are my favorite pain Reminding me I'm alive through fiery rain Making me feel by pulling heart strings Pain reminds of life through stings Every single detail has your shadow Reminding me of us, everywhere I go You made it seem so easy to forget everything You made it feel like those times meant nothing That what we had mattered only to me Now all those we shared resonate with agony As you abandoned me without hesitation I arrived with a dreadful realization You justified why storms are named... After people, since they can damage just the same
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Apr 10, 2016
Apr 10, 2016 at 1:46 PM UTC
Storms
eventually, I was asked to write about a dog. there was a letter, and a man above it. in my own letter, I asked for the woman behind him. she arrived with the very little I came to know. I could’ve been a room she sat sewing in. her one hand nibbling the other, the foster door of her back. my whole life in front of me on another’s fours.
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Jul 3, 2012
Jul 3, 2012 at 10:42 AM UTC
mnemonic
Wisps of a fragile memory swirl around me fragrant, like petrichore. Struggling out like a tree out of a seed breaking free from the clutches of time. Not all at once but in bits and pieces Broken embers of a once raging fire searching for something to set alight again. Like life stirring At the break of dawn Shaking off the comforting night. Like the shifting of the tide- So gentle, Hardly noticed. Like a lost child remembering a path once forgotten. -Vijayalakshmi Harish 16/11/2010 Copyright © Vijayalakshmi Harish
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Aug 12, 2012
Aug 12, 2012 at 10:07 AM UTC
Mnemonic
Windows open, cool breeze gliding upon the sound of rain and crickets with the desolate call of a train in the distance.. Tired muscles feel the texture of soft sheets as I lay with my thoughts of uncertainty and stillness.. My disposition is one of longing yet tranquility creeps along the edge while I ruminate the moment. Every breath a mnemonic passage of transient motion.
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Sep 27, 2014
Sep 27, 2014 at 12:01 AM UTC
Reminiscing
My mother left on Sunday. A ghostly presence walks the Wooden stairs and flicks the finger-smudged Spindles lining the path To my parent's bedroom. Clocks chime the hour, their bell- Melodies insist mnemonic Memories Of her infinite delight. She loves clocks. She'd often wake Before us and sit in her Favorite chair to listen to The effect of their orchestrated Sounds. They have a white noise quality More musical than whirred fans And insistant television. I've met this sound-off With distaste. Since her absence my distaste has transfigured To homesickness. The heart throbs in shadows. I'm a clock whose white face has aged yellow, Without hands to signal the hour, With a song on a dented bell.
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Jun 11, 2013
Jun 11, 2013 at 5:02 AM UTC
Something About the Hour