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Writing Is My Superpower

A Poem

By Atomic HistorianPublished 3 years ago 1 min read

Cower before me

You infernal machine

See all I have created

Worlds, both loved and hated

They feed you words

But you are our scourge

You need as many words as they can fit in you

I need but one

Even none will do

Just a picture

In or out of my mind

To have the alphabet bleed from my sinew

You will never be like us

Frank warned us against your kind

Machines mimicking the minds of men

But you have never truly felt the power of the pen

The only weapon that forms

Or destroys nations

You’re nothing but a convenience for the lazy

Like automated conveyance

Just one more reason for the talentless to not pay us

We create the world

Both fiction and real

From the small screen

To the house of the reel

You may steal our jobs

But our souls you can never kill

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Atomic Historian

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    Written by Atomic Historian