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Performance Poetry
Fragmentation
: Virtual Realism by estory

(master voice):
Enabling,
Reconnecting,
Initializing;

(voice a) (voice b) (voice c) (voice d)
Shopping: Entertainment: News: Communications:
Product scan Video feed Commuter Instagram
and satisfaction selection traffic is twitter
evaluation download in bumper to facebook
price filter to streaming bumper messages
search engine movies, music, temperature email
configured for images, games, 94f chance messages
automatic pay interpersonal of thunder phone
pal purchase platforms, a shooting messages
and delivery networks of at a gas reply/send
scheduled and interpersonal station an exchange
number of units platforms, earthquake ask,
per transaction chatrooms, in Italy receive
compiled live feed a budget answer
recompiled blogs impasse the reply
into transaction dating sites resignation receive
history saved hotbox topics of the governor send
for profile animation films another school share
monitoring and meditation shooting a exchange
advertisement sessions, travel hurricane email
targeting documentaries carbon emissions transmit
automatic pornography sexual misconduct decode
robocall campaign video poker government share
management sports betting corruption post
programmed and music stream investigation receive
configured for audio visual illegal immigration reply
data bank

Author Notes
This is designed for each voice part to be read vertically in an unpunctuated stream, simultaneously. It's a lot more complicated than the first performance piece, which had only two parts, but I think if done with four different voices, preferably two male, two female, and maybe some older and some younger performers, it could make for some interesting musical effects when read in a circle around the audience. I wanted to create an effect of the multiple platforms vying for our attention in our non-stop, data streaming world of today, and to illustrate how difficult it is for us to maintain our sense of self in such an environment. Can't wait for the reviews on this one. It is challenging and I would encourage you to read my essay, On Performance Poetry, and the first piece, Myself and someone else, to get a sense of what I am trying to do here. This is very different poetry from the mainstream. a side note: there is a problem with posting this on this site; the columns I created for each voice disappear in the post and it is all garbled. This is not going to work on Fanstory. estory

     

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