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Give Me a Call

A poetic rant about mobile phones

By Rasma RaistersPublished 2 years ago • 1 min read

Settled to a life of her own with two cats

She was just fine and content

Then it was ever so subtly suggested to her

To get a mobile phone

She thought to herself

No more family, friends scattered throughout

Who would she call and why?

Then she started on surveys and discovered

Many sites identified her

By sending codes to mobile phones

Her budget was tight

Making it month to month

She didn’t really want to take on a phone subscription

But there it was and it was recommended

So just a plain mobile phone she bought

Took on the subscription

Only to discover that at times what she cashed out

Covered the mobile phone

But didn’t add enough to get her what she wanted online

Here she was in her sunset years

No one to call but a mobile phone

Just for getting rewards SIGH

She often thought if some expert

Created a mobile phone so she could call the world beyond

Where she longed to talk to her soul mate and loved ones

That would be worth her effort

Prominently on her computer desk, the mobile sat

Like the other bric and brac upon surrounding shelves

When she left her safe abode

The phone stayed home

It was at these times it rang

Some scammers calling just for fun

When she returned home to her two cats

The thought came to her mind

If she let her cats out

If cats knew how to use mobile phones

If their meows could be translated into English –

Would they phone home?

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About the Creator

Rasma Raisters

My passions are writing and creating poetry. I write for several sites online and have four themed blogs on Wordpress. Please follow me on Twitter.

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    Written by Rasma Raisters