talking to a friend about organic tampons
Just the other day
When an ad popped up
Right in my face.
That’s just the way
Algorithm knows and hears all
Much like a genie in a lamp
Three wishes
Next, I ask
Pick me, choose me, love me
to show the world what you know
Algorithm helps make the world go
Allowing what we see
The Midas touch,
I’m going for gold
dear Algorithm
give me a shot
It’s what we want
To be seen and heard
For what we read determines
Who we are
Algorithm knows
shows you a cat playing piano
And that’s how it goes.
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Jazzy
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Head of the Jazzy Writers Association (JWA) in partnership with the Vocal HWA chapter.
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A Glaring Omission
I made peace with being cast out by others pretty early in life. As lonely as it may sound, I don’t recall many times during childhood when those actions affected me any longer than a moment or two. Being deemed the weird/gay/weird gay freak by everyone from neighborhood kids to blood relatives allowed me the privilege of sneaking away whenever I pleased to dive deeper into hobbies that molded the proud pop culture geek and writer I am today.
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Comments (4)
Omgggg, this is soooo true! Happened to me so many times!
Cool & creative!!! Loving it!!!❤️❤️💕
Very creative take on the challenge
So true, Jazzy! Great entry