Superficial Societies Poem by DM W

Superficial Societies



We always have to look our best
For the hallowed, family photograph;
That goes without saying it seems.
And now thanks to Instagram,
It's a narcissist's paradise.
Yet somehow it feels, like the
Remnants of a vacuous dream.
Adverts flash endlessly,
On Modernity's bright screens.
Everyday life is becoming
Like a crass Hollywood movie.
It all make me want to retreat
Back, into my shell, like a tortoise.
For in these current times,
Of shameless self - publicity,
Surely silence is golden.

Monday, May 4, 2020
Topic(s) of this poem: modern
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