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Information wars waged on Channel Zero
Supernatural communication junkies
& dweebling fax machines
Making digital long-distance
Love
Cellular phones crackle with
Transceiver life
And teleport audio into…
wherever
Web slingers crawl cyberspace
At quicksilver speeds
As
Samurai hackers duel
In gigabyte worlds
With billions of ones and zeroes at their
Fingertips
Wizardry and pyrotechnics run amok
Across fiber-optic plains
In an instant
My enlightenment is hacked
Supernatural communication junkies
& dweebling fax machines
Making digital long-distance
Love
Cellular phones crackle with
Transceiver life
And teleport audio into…
wherever
Web slingers crawl cyberspace
At quicksilver speeds
As
Samurai hackers duel
In gigabyte worlds
With billions of ones and zeroes at their
Fingertips
Wizardry and pyrotechnics run amok
Across fiber-optic plains
In an instant
My enlightenment is hacked
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Just a little fun with some of my more favorite words. I really enjoy combining words that sound interesting juxtaposed. For example: machine gun etiquette and geometric javelins. Stuff like that. What I thought was pretty neat was how the words I had in mind translated well to the digital world of technology. We are going places, folks. Very enthralling and somehow slightly unnerving. In another bit of coincidence, Matrix: Revolutions is on the television right now. Talk about unnerving.
If The Matrix is your bag, I HIGHLY suggest looking into Pete Townshend's original concept for The Who's "Lifehouse" project. Pete envisioned a world where music and art were banned. The only way you could get those things was to live in a cocoon where machines fed you your art. Everybodies physical characteristics are assigned a numerical value. Eventually, a chosen one takes on the designers of the system with his music and creates a digital avalanche. Kinda neat, huh?
If The Matrix is your bag, I HIGHLY suggest looking into Pete Townshend's original concept for The Who's "Lifehouse" project. Pete envisioned a world where music and art were banned. The only way you could get those things was to live in a cocoon where machines fed you your art. Everybodies physical characteristics are assigned a numerical value. Eventually, a chosen one takes on the designers of the system with his music and creates a digital avalanche. Kinda neat, huh?
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Quite an odd poem to see...but a good one at that.
I especially like the phrase "Samurai hackers duel / In gigabyte worlds". Yea, call me a computer freak obsessed with Japan
For some reason it reminds me of data. All seperated it makes no sense whatever, and makes you seem kind of insane. But when you put it together like this is just fits together perfectly.
I especially like the phrase "Samurai hackers duel / In gigabyte worlds". Yea, call me a computer freak obsessed with Japan
For some reason it reminds me of data. All seperated it makes no sense whatever, and makes you seem kind of insane. But when you put it together like this is just fits together perfectly.