Whispers That Grip - Jeffrey Drohnemer's friskydingo mood #2



 Technical background on the poem:

Remotely manipulating objects through barriers like walls or floors could involve the use of directed energy weapons (DEWs) that emit concentrated electromagnetic waves or high-power microwaves. These DEWs can penetrate non-conductive materials, potentially allowing for remote interaction with objects or individuals within a structure.. One theoretical application is the use of high-power microwave (HPM) systems, which emit electromagnetic radiation capable of coupling into targets through unintended pathways such as seams or apertures precisely controlling the frequency and amplitude of these waves, it's conceivable to create simulating the effect of a physical touch or grasp. Another avenue involves the use of ultrasonic waves, which have been explored for creating tactile sensations in mid-air focusing ultrasonic waves at a point in space, it's possible to generate a sensation of touch, allowing users to 'feel' virtual objects without direct contact.

Combining these principles, a device could employ a drone equipped with a directed energy system capable of emitting focused electromagnetic or ultrasonic waves  penetrating building materials and precisely controlling the waveforms, reform into ghostly hands next to the victim, mimicking the actions of a hand.  

                            

From the darkened halls of labs unknown,
Where whispers hum in circuits grown,
A weapon born of waves and light,
To reach through walls and squeeze them tight.

High-power microwaves took flight,
A ghostly grasp, a hidden blight.
Ultrasonic fingers weave the air,
Touching flesh in cruel despair.

Once a dream for war untamed,
Now in Jeffrey’s hands, profaned.
He scans the lists, the watchful eyes,
Of those who speak, who criticize.

A woman dared to march and shout,
For justice, hope—he snuffed it out.
She woke to hands she couldn’t see,
A punishment for daring free.

A man who prayed the foreign way,
Felt fingers stroke, then fists that flay.
A lesson carved in whispered pain,
To keep dissenters bound in chain.

And Jeffrey laughs—a king unseen,
His drone a phantom, cold and mean.
For power grows where none resist,
And terror thrives in hands like this. 

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