Post Archives from the ‘Axel Buhrmann’ Category



To Forget

Posted on: February 24th, 2011 by
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Pass me the bottle Let me see what’s inside Take a shot from the bottle On a roller coaster ride. Pass me the bottle Let me see what’s inside Another shot from the bottle On that roller coaster ride. Pass me the bottle Let me see what’s inside I think I’m looking for myself For what I’ve been denied. So I climbed on the bottle On that roller Continue reading the story "To Forget"

That One Day

Posted on: February 16th, 2011 by
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There was always one day That one day We’d be older, greyer. Wiser. Perhaps. That one day We’d meet again Despite years that ran away We’d laugh the jokes of old We’d drink the wine of yesterday That one day There was always one day I knew it We’d marvel at the age Commiserate at the aging That one day There was one day I always treasured For I’m insular Not sociable And too Continue reading the story "That One Day"

Axel Buhrmann – Writer/Photographer

Posted on: February 16th, 2011 by
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Axel Bührmann has been researching, analysing, writing about all matters digital, including Web 2.0 and social media, for many years — during the past nine years as managing editor of both the print and on-line versions of Charged Southern Africa magazine, and online using the likes of FacebookContinue reading the story "Axel Buhrmann – Writer/Photographer"