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February 16, 2015
eyes secured, my phone is here, swipe unlock, I disappear
scrolling aimless media feeds, hashtag tell me, who are we?
the screen vanished, my mind erased, technology has now replaced
© Ani S., Petaluma, CA
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JackFromAK SILVER said...
on Feb. 22 2015 at 7:48 pm
I like this a lot, especially "hashtag tell me, who are we?" because sometimes we got so lost in social media we forget who we are.
This is a sijo poem about the dependency our generation has on technology, and technology's ability to take over.