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Jive Challenge | |
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Read and/or listen to the following poem excerpts. Try to decipher the poets' vernacular by filling in the translation box with a short interpretation of their meaning. Hit Submit to see the poet's answer and the last 10 translations. Hit Poet's POV to see the answer without submitting a translation. | ||
| Take 1: Jamie Lau | Listen | ![]() |
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| "You
see this paradigm became a paradox This paradox has unraveled into Pandora's box, and, thus, the ills of the world were relinquished In forms of cocks and glocks and clocks, Cocks and glocks and clocks..." |
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| Take 2: Antonio Mims | Listen | ![]() |
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| "It's
like my thoughts they dwell in cells caged in by translucent balls Bit by the stars then touched by an angel And finally kissed by death And after all that you ask what do I have left? " |
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| Take 3: Kiara Espinosa | Listen | ![]() |
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"so
we keep living in this bubble world |
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| Take 4: Rickena Bates | Listen | ![]() |
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"But
they oppose the threat to those |
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| Take 5: Boomer Hurwitz | Listen | ![]() |
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"info
is not experience |
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| Take 6: Gabe Crane | Listen | ![]() |
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"So
thanks for inviting me to the mainstream,
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| Dechipherin' Your Vernacular |
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