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I have found diigo easy to use. I would have gotten the jump on the assignments earlier but I emailed the wrong sign up information!

Even though I diigo seems easy so far, it hasn't clicked for me yet why any of this is valuable. Storing a cached copy of a page with my graffiti on it seems silly - I'd much rather just have a collaborative space away from the page under review where the same feedback can happen. IDK, it just hasn't done anything for me yea that made me go "cool, I'll use that outside of this class".

I'm not big into poetry. Recently, I made a small display for Veteran's Day at the library where I work. While compiling a list of items for the display, I learned a little bit about the following poem:

http://diigo.com/0l6x2

I thought it was interesting. I feel like I now have slightly larger sense of the enormous sense of gravity the war exerted on that generation.

The point of view is from the dead, speaking to those are still alive and able to listen. I think it is interesting that a poet representative of that generation chose to put himself in the ground - it speaks to how they see themselves. I also think it helps the poem hold up remarkably well, since its entire orientation is directed towards future listeners.