Outcome

I plan to use a spoken word poem I especially love, called "Repetition" by Phil Kaye, and lend something of a soundtrack to it. I want to make something extremely simple and minimalistic: maybe a sparse Piano and Guitar track.

If you listen to the original piece, you'll find he does this thing where he constantly repeats words over and over again in order to show how they lose their meaning. I believe this would work very well with some minimalistic music. My intention is to build sort of mini-crescendos on each such word repetition, placing further emphasis on the music with each successive repetition to further emphasise how words lose their meaning with repetition.

I plan to leave out the part about how he develops a stutter (approximately the last minute of the piece). I'm still debating as to which point exactly I should end my work at. Right now I see 2 options:

1) At 1:40: After the line "I am an injured handyman now"

2) At At 1:59: After the "I love you" repetition part.

Suggestions in the comments on the same would be appreciated!