Poetry – In Print & NOW WITH AUDIO, woo whoo

So this is Friday Night at 8.  And as our digital dictator would say “Here I Am!”

Wrote a poem and recorded it at Gabcast as well.  This one is also untitled.

Here’s the poem:

of course there’s

a big search for

a new language

for new times

maybe a kind of

esperanto of the soul

a word appears

here and there

but it is immediately

devoured  in

pacmans of

orgiastic

marketry

gibsonian wetware

epiphanies

as we merge

with our

great

machines

caravans of

digital wagons

carrying

strange new loads!

Avatars exploding

in infinite number

while wizards

laugh

over their

strange new

dominions.

And below is the gabcast thingy to click.

Gabcast! Auld Manhattoe #7

Hope that link works.  It’s episode #7.

Happy Friday, docudharmaniacs!

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  1. Care to set a spell?

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    Thanks for poem and audio.  Also docuDHARMA.

    • pfiore8 on January 26, 2008 at 02:43

    vein-like fissures crackling neural crystals

    pathways full of juice

    retinas sparking light

    fires being lit

    ideas thundering, pulsing,

    hissing down pathways

    life’s elements

    all small explosions

    caught in soft receiving blankets

    • OPOL on January 26, 2008 at 02:56

    I’ll always love you for that.  ðŸ™‚

    • Viet71 on January 26, 2008 at 02:57

    poetry is so subjective.

    Like the animal picture.

    Keep trying to reach us.

  3. I really liked it, I’ll have to go back and listen through the older ones.  The intro and extended ending were perfect. The audio format on the internet talking about old radio shows really compliments the poem I think.  If that made sense :p

  4. So great hearing you read it, a whole different experience.  More Gabcasts, please!!

  5. It was kinda’ quirky — I like it!!  

    The injection of a semi-chanted “Docudharma” put it over the top!!

    Kudos!  

    • kj on January 26, 2008 at 05:16

    “DocuDHARMA!”  thank you, thank you, thank you.  deep bow  perfect voice!

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