Virtual networking

The title says it all ...

 

Virtual networking

 

Like a bee

Looking for Hyves

 

MySpace looks like a Facebook

Without a genuine soul

 

Tagged on Second Life

Entering Re-Friends

 

You never knew before

Giving them Hi5’s

 

Offering Quechup

To put on their hotdog

 

Barking mad on Netlog

Linkedin to Plaxo

 

I feel a Twitter

On Jaiku

 

I’d rather record a haiku

On YouTube

 

Than arriving at Zorpia

Leaving me alienated

 

Out of this world.

Reviews

[bluessadmood]

you know though we are becoming attached to this online life ,i do not think its so bad if you know and count your steps,and know what for you are here and doing what ,i have known more good friends online that i ever dreamed of ,and i mean real friends ,i have learned a lot from them and they from me ,i can never leave them as i think they will be sorry if i leave ,its a great world,its the future,there are off course some dummies who use it for their sick mind,becuase nobody can see them so they can hurt as much as they like and go unharmed ,still this world is great ,i think,good work,M

[J. James Reider]

maybe we all turn to our virtual lives to meet people who are on our level... too bad they are all scattered around the world... I thoroughly enjoyed this piece... love the puns and the humor involved... great work!

[Damian Alan Gray]

I think we all get to the point where we become just a little too obsessed with our online lives. This poem makes us stand back for a moment and laugh at the absurdity of it all. Well done and congratulations. This poem has been named as the Vicious Work of the Week at the Vicious Circle!

[Sparrow]

Haha, great piece! Some are so easily wrapped up in online lives and slowly they can let their REAL lives become lost to them. Always look at the big picture. Thanks for writing this!