Sensory Overload
Of the Information Age
Now, sitting with your family,
talking about your day,
is not as exciting,
as it is with gaming.
II
Now, it's not enough,
reading a book is tough,
"why don't we go see,
what's on home box office movie?"
III
"Gee! it's exciting,
reality tv we're viewing,
men and women bungee jumping,
free falling from tall building!"
IV
The internet, too, provides,
every sensory delight,
making further interruption,
to family interaction.
V
Due to this overload,
that internet upload,
which kept family members buzy,
affecting bonding with family.
VI
Then we wonder
why our society suffer,
from all moral ails,
when we help family fails.
Published by Tussy
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3 Comments
Post a CommentGood work!
Yeah I can definitely relate to it, there's been a lot of the sensory overload in my family :P
Interesting poem. Good points.