The HiveA Poem by Dennis ShanabergThis is madness poured out on paper Translated to a glowing screen. A bit of technology to tear us from truth Something that will ever murder our youth. We are no longer the boys of summer But the children of the scorn. We have become things to fear With bleak pale faces that have forever feared the sun And we are no longer the ones that used to run. We sit in armchairs with laptops typing Implementing them for nothing but the nefarious We are troubled teenagers tangled in keys Tap-Tap-Tapping them to the beat of our minds As they tick away with each little letter Bits and bytes falling away as the fans inside speed on Heating the hearts of those in the dark As our faces fall to dust. Anonymity and the ecstasy, addictive to the end There is nothing that can mend The shatter txt of what we type and Where we’ve fallen off Walden is filled with broken cell phones And towers have traveled there There is no such thing as untethered As we all are forever A part of the growing machine That shall consume us all Till we are nothing more than tech That teaches naught but lies And how to join the hive. © 2013 Dennis ShanabergReviews
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1 Review Added on July 18, 2013 Last Updated on July 18, 2013 AuthorDennis ShanabergMentor, OHAboutAbout my Life… It’s a preface far too long For anyone to read. It’s growing longer everyday. Filled with love and laughter, life and greed. more..Writing
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