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| + | (Arthur) | ||
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| On hammers & sandcastles, | On hammers & sandcastles, | ||
| a title only half true. \\ | a title only half true. \\ | ||
| Because we didn’t play with sand \\ | Because we didn’t play with sand \\ | ||
| - | However | + | Though |
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| + | (Tizian) | ||
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| + | (is this true?\\ | ||
| + | aren't computers and chips | ||
| + | based on sand, too?) | ||
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| + | (Cornelia) | ||
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| + | A hammer made by us \\ | ||
| + | a hammer made for us \\ | ||
| + | but only the beginning \\ | ||
| + | in our journey of tools \\ | ||
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| + | (Felix + Lukas together!) | ||
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| + | We measured once, then guessed the rest,\\ | ||
| + | proclaimed our wobbles " | ||
| + | Each crooked joint a point of pride\\ | ||
| + | a hammered hymn we nailed with stride.\\ | ||
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| + | (Finn) | ||
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| + | Ashen handles carved with care,\\ | ||
| + | Custom grips, each palm aware.\\ | ||
| + | We carved our shapes, each unique curve, | ||
| + | Tools molding us as we deserve.\\ | ||
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| + | (Franka) | ||
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| + | We nailed until the nail heads smoked\\ | ||
| + | Nailed so our heads would start smoking\\ | ||
| + | Suffocate the fire, bury it in research-shovels\\ | ||
| + | Planting the tree in which you can teleport from the crown to the root on the far left.\\ | ||
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| + | (Julia) | ||
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| + | Knowledge in hand we seek to find\\ | ||
| + | ways to peek behind the line.\\ | ||
| + | Displaying techniques that try to define\\ | ||
| + | whatever has been on our minds.\\ | ||
| + | Is it tool kits or kits of tools?\\ | ||
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| + | (Lale) | ||
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| + | Are we holding the handle, \\ | ||
| + | or does it hold us? \\ | ||
| + | The grip feels familiar — \\ | ||
| + | but who started the touch? \\ | ||
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| + | (Levi) | ||
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| + | Indeed when you‘re holding a hammer, \\ | ||
| + | like a nail everything does look. \\ | ||
| + | But then we started reading about \\ | ||
| + | “convivial tools” \\ | ||
| + | from a book. \\ | ||
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| + | (Lohann) | ||
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| + | Useful object of transmission; | ||
| + | Tools are made to learn, construct and share \\ | ||
| + | Today, we would like to show you a piece of those \\ | ||
| + | convivial, practical and handmade tool we made \\ | ||
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| + | (Sol) | ||
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| + | So here we are — with care we've laid \\ | ||
| + | Our humble craft, our choices made. \\ | ||
| + | No sandbox here, no castles grand, \\ | ||
| + | But solid tools, shaped by our hand. \\ | ||
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| + | Also pls rewrite lines or delete, if you think something better fits there :) | ||