Mobile Mayhem Poem by Paul Butters

Mobile Mayhem



I bought myself a new modern mobile
With Internet and all.
OMG
Such a leap into the stars
After my "Lappy" Laptop
And old Nokia.

Where do I begin?
Either here or on the phone?
At sixty five I need some kid
To show me.

All this feather-light touching and sweeping,
"Apps" and "Data" and battery preservation.
A bewildering jungle of meaningless symbols
That lead you into chaos.

It can be great:
Taking and sharing lovely vistas
For all your Facebook Friends.
Speaking to Google and getting a nice sounding
Lady reply.

Very handy indeed
Until it all goes wrong
And World War Three breaks out
Or else you are Stuck
As surely
As a Prisoner.

But hey, I can be a Fast Learn
Getting there
As at long last I enter
The Twenty First Century.

Sunday, July 30, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: communication,science,technology
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Paul Butters

Paul Butters

Leeds, West Yorkshire.
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