Do you remember the days where phones were scarce?
If one was lost, you’d need a map or a compass.
They came in red booths, then in bricks
Now sleek slabs and some even flip
There was a day when phones were for phoning
How times have changed; it’s incredible
We can write novels, book holidays and go shopping
If you told me this 20 years ago I would think this is strange magic
Smart Phones can make weddings and break friendships.
We can build our wealth and destroy it just the same.
Phones are a wonderful thing it can take us where we want to go
We complain people spend too much time on our phones
But beyond the screen we are building our tribes.
About the Creator
Chloe Gilholy
Former healthcare worker and lab worker from Oxfordshire. Author of ten books including Drinking Poetry and Game of Mass Destruction. Travelled to over 20 countries.
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Comments (4)
Omgggg, I knowwww right! I too would have thought it was some sorta magic if you told me that 20 years ago. Loved your ode!
Sooo true🙂
Very true 👍💗
Cool piece 🤩💯❤️📝