"Way of Dragons" genre: Poetry
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	The poet's Romantic "anti-song" poem cum elegy about an awed working class' consumerism. The poet relates this class' condition to a conspiracy theory on the push by an elite society of the scientific findings on our smallness and/or genetic limitations. And so consumers become apathetic contented numbers, but really a horde kept from high-technology access. Read the poem at http://geocities.com/warphoto/Poems/way_of_dragons.html
	CD: Alternative Prosaicnesses   Label: Down With Grundy, Publisher Credits: Written by Vicente Soria de Veyra circa 1990
	Story Behind the Song High technology has provided present society with access to all sorts of luxuries. Towards this advantage some seem to take offense. The alleged author of the infamous Love Bug has been quoted as having written something like "the poor should be given free access to the passwords of the high-tech-using rich, given the high cost of e-mail and Internet accounts in thrid-world countries." Whether that dissertation exists at all or not, that nevertheless should be worth noting as a call for help. This poem piece/recitation, while touching on the widening breach between those who have access to high tech and those who don't---sounding like a Democrat platform item---, finally comes out as an analysis of our society's consumerism. Lyrics see poem at http://www.geocities.com/warphoto/Poems/way_of_dragons.html

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