Technology Poems

Popular Technology Poems
98. Wonders of My World
by Kea Campbell

The entire world is in our back pockets. 
Our perceived worth is in the other. 
 
Condensed into a hand-size machine, everything humanity has ever seen. My head aches as technology abuses my brain chemistry. 
My eyes burn from blue light, consumed by the escape. Interesting how our race is so distant, yet all in the same place.
This is not self-harm, but we are harming ourselves.
Our friends, foes, futures, and forsaken mental health. 
 
In the other pocket, a piece of metal framed in colored plastic. With or without it, might determine our health and lavish.  
A medium between what we have and what we owe. A representation of our will in the form of an 8 to 12 digit code. 

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Words Die
by C Duggan

Words die when there is nobody to speak them,
Lips no longer mouth the syllables of free thought,
speech,
human emotion.
How far will censorship go?
Take away our words,
stories,
histories.
Generations are blind to the real connection,
craving sustenance,

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A C Hack
by Jesus Betancourt

In a futuristic city you don't hail a taxi
Simply dial for an autonomous car
Still identified with yellow chassis
Manufactured by Jaguar

Self driving auto prowls the street like a cat
Looking to snatch a passenger
You can pay with an app for that
Just beware there's no driver


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Apple 1984
by Chris M

Up and down the cobalt walls some run
Looking for Rita Hayworth
Chanting reverberates from guard and prisoner alike
As each settles into their pillory, to watch
Shadows held aloft, electrified by the current behind them
Cakewalking for a puppeteer with looped strings
A man from outside stoops down
To rescue the prisoners from their cobalt dungeon
Those still skittering, refusing to be pilloried
Drag the man into the grime

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'T' vs 'H'
by alberto petrakov

Far and away in the leap of years,
A world of boon or a kingdom of fears !
'T'echnology, simulated-reality , braindeaths, AI,
Void of 'H'umanism, a head for an eye !

Preference to nation, ignorance to natives,
Envisaging transhumanism, transducing sedatives,
Madness advances, values are lost,
Just like sunshine in the stretch of frost !


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Recent Technology Poems
Pixelated Vibrations
by Christine Kuruvilla

Vibrations resonate down my spine,
Transmitted through invisible lines.
Multicoloured, unseen waves,
Eat slowly through my waking days.

Look out—see the birds, the flowers,
Feel the rhythm of passing hours.
The yellow sand, the endless sky,
A kind hello, a thank you, goodbye.


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Words Die
by C Duggan

Words die when there is nobody to speak them,
Lips no longer mouth the syllables of free thought,
speech,
human emotion.
How far will censorship go?
Take away our words,
stories,
histories.
Generations are blind to the real connection,
craving sustenance,

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98. Wonders of My World
by Kea Campbell

The entire world is in our back pockets. 
Our perceived worth is in the other. 
 
Condensed into a hand-size machine, everything humanity has ever seen. My head aches as technology abuses my brain chemistry. 
My eyes burn from blue light, consumed by the escape. Interesting how our race is so distant, yet all in the same place.
This is not self-harm, but we are harming ourselves.
Our friends, foes, futures, and forsaken mental health. 
 
In the other pocket, a piece of metal framed in colored plastic. With or without it, might determine our health and lavish.  
A medium between what we have and what we owe. A representation of our will in the form of an 8 to 12 digit code. 

......

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A C Hack
by Jesus Betancourt

In a futuristic city you don't hail a taxi
Simply dial for an autonomous car
Still identified with yellow chassis
Manufactured by Jaguar

Self driving auto prowls the street like a cat
Looking to snatch a passenger
You can pay with an app for that
Just beware there's no driver


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Metamorphosis
by Brady Stewart

The sky drips with oil
The birds chirp tar-like sound
The horizon swallowed the flame of the sun
As a delicacy brewed by the stars

Glass blown bulbs are fine.
The hands are eight fingered
Drywall scurried for bug-licking wires
On a web of cyan copper


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Popular Poets about Technology From Members
  • alberto petrakov
    alberto petrakov (1 poems about Technology)
    19 March 1984
  • Sagar Mistry
    Sagar Mistry (1 poems about Technology)
    July 19, 1993 - New Delhi
  • Jude Harding
    Jude Harding (1 poems about Technology)
  • Chris M
    Chris M (1 poem about Technology)
    January 18, 1995 - New York
  • Frank Costabile
    Frank Costabile (1 poems about Technology)
    December 16, 1985, Wiltshire UK
  • C Duggan
    C Duggan (1 poems about Technology)
    July 17th 2005- Spokane