You definitely want to have a look at Richard Kenney. His themes are largely technological and scientific. See particularly his collections Orrery and The Invention of the Zero, the latter of which deals with code very specifically. Here's a passage:
Descent
he said. O, luck! like Alice through the bisqueware
chip, we've crossed our glass. What man in nineteen forty-
two could have predicted that queer antecendent
to the gunsight? Microchip: the square
projection of the crystal ball -- imagine, 4-D
programmatic greenhouse! Earth-at-seed,
and re-evolving seas and lands, to frame all Eden
in a pane of sand --
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You definitely want to have a look at Richard Kenney. His themes are largely technological and scientific. See particularly his collections Orrery and The Invention of the Zero, the latter of which deals with code very specifically. Here's a passage:
Descent
he said. O, luck! like Alice through the bisqueware
chip, we've crossed our glass. What man in nineteen forty-
two could have predicted that queer antecendent
to the gunsight? Microchip: the square
projection of the crystal ball -- imagine, 4-D
programmatic greenhouse! Earth-at-seed,
and re-evolving seas and lands, to frame all Eden
in a pane of sand --
His CV is online.