Capricious ghosts haunt cyberspace
Paranormal bits and bytes scaring people
Jim connects to his interface
Hardware that is not, strictly speaking, legal
He hacks and cracks
No tracks
Relaxed, he unveils secure corpo chat logs
Quite lethal
Corpo= corporate
For dVerse (open link night)
I’m feeling the Cyberpunk blues today💙
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Oh wow! 😁 what fun.
It’s really good! 😁👏🌹 love it!
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Thanks, Lesley. The form you created was quite a challenge, especially that three syllable line.
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Ha hah! What a massive compliment to write it. It is now out there in the world! 😁💗
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You honour me 🙏
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I enjoy trying out challenges like this. As long as it doesn’t involve syllable stresses, I’m game. I can’t figure out rhythm easily, for some strange reason.
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Your turn to invent a poetry form 😁
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I write something called Chaos poems. I’m not sure how its different from free verse. It has no rules or structure, but does have some frantic rhyming. It’s more a state of mind, I guess. They are pretty weird.
This was the first one that I wrote
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Jim sounds like someone to be reckoned with for sure … nice writing!
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He sure is! You’re safe from him as long as you’re not a corporate shark. Thanks, Helen 😊
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Cyber flesh eating Corpo Rats!
May the Flatline be with them 🙏
like a toe tag on Body Bag Johnny😎
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Just wait till Manual Miguel joins the gang for some action. Those corpos won’t know what hit them…. definitely not Miguel driving stick shift.
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Feels like a chapter from The Matrix. The hackers are like the gunslingers of the old west. You captured the rebel spirit well here, Tanmay.
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Thanks, Lisa. I had never seen them as gunslingers of the old west before. That’s a very good comparison.
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You’re welcome 🙂
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I know those… and it is quite scary what you might get from those hackers.
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Yes, they can be full of nasty surprises. There’s a thin red line which separates ethical hacking (if i can call it that. The guy here is more about striking at the establishment than anything else) from cyber terrorism. Thanks for commenting, Bjorn. 😊
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