the facefuck of facebook

the facefuck of facebook

A Poem by delapruch
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na.

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ode to mr. fuckerberg,

whose glowing dopey eyed

face, is credited for bringing the

world

facefuck---

this way of connecting all the

masses, doing the bidding of the

FBI, making it easier for all the

Information collecting agencies

abound,

has been worshiped by those

lesser personalities at the

convention o’ life

as a way of “keeping in touch”

etc. & yet,

the reality is that it continues

as a way to sell more products

to the salivating consumers,

to creep its tentacles into

every crevice that it can

to force more & more people

by the day,

to submit to the

brainwash

extravaganza---

but for all the hubbub that

facefuck has brought with it,

all the “positive aspects” of the

medium,

how many relationships has

facefuck been responsible for

destroying?

how many friendships in

REAL LIFE begin & end

with being “friended?”

and how much does the

minute by minute

surveillance of one another,

really keep people together?

as statistics begin to reveal

the amount of divorces

(side-effect of an illusory union

called “marriage,” still to this day

meant to dictate a status quo made

by bullshit religions & fear mongering

states) that have been caused by facefuck &

the ways in which relationships

of all kinds are being afflicted

by the constant twitch of

worry & wonder that the

medium produces…

another one logs on,

another one creates a

profile,

another one bites the

goddamned

dust.

© 2012 delapruch


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delapruch
delapruch

nothingville, NY



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Bio: The writer we call delapruch has been writing since infancy. His first piece was scrawled on the inside of his mother’s womb. Long since published, the rights now reside in the hands o.. more..

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