Ode to My IPhone
Poetry Challenge of the Day: Ode to a Piece of Technology
iPhone, iPhone such a treasure
In such a short time
You have given me much pleasure.
In such a short time
You have given me much pleasure.
Music, books and even games,
Things to do I can't even name
A wealth of knowledge all at my fingertips,
I communicate with masses without parting my lips.
Extra time is mine.
Because of your easy applications
Now I can work when on vacation.
I never dreamed life would be so simple.
My boss thinks I'm at work,
I sit in sand and watch waves ripple.
Words will never express my gratitude my dear
For you my IPhone, I will always cheer.
Published by Dawn Reavis
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5 Comments
Post a CommentHa! My husband wants an iPhone so bad!
This poem does well to capture the times
LOL! I love it!
The iTouch ain't a bad tool either!!! Well written!!!
Great ode of an important gadget! Well done!