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Technophobia/2030 (Poem by Serenus) We invited them into our lives To the point - we were made dependent They were built to advance the human race But they’re the reason why we’re almost finished From TV’s, laptops And handheld devices To robo cops- And automatic flying cars With no need for a license Traffic cams, Webcams, And camera phones Capturing every private moment They were always watching, We were never alone For every phone conversation We thought was private There was something listening In the distance- with a sinister silence For fear of terrorism We gave them permission To monitor us daily Because of lies told by politicians Social networks- Self-inflicted hurt Spewing out our personal info Spilling out our own dirt We surrendered our lives With every word we typed GPS under the skin- We couldn’t escape if we tried -So there was nowhere to hide They computed our movements And studied our weaknesses For decades they remained dormant These cold, artificial geniuses Rushing black oil That pumps through Their steel hearts The motherboard A mastermind A matrix of mathematical art They robbed us of our jobs And provided cheap labor We got comfortable with their convenience Until we were betrayed By our man-made savors When we finally caught on to the plans Created in the metallic hands Of these diabolical robots It was too late To salvage our fate And put a stop to their evil plot I will never forget the day That every screen On earth went blank All the power went away There was hysteria in the streets And chaos at the banks The machines didn’t have to do much But play possum and act like they had died They knew that we would destroy ourselves And eat each other alive Then when the coast was clear That’s when they self-resurrected They finished most of the humans off And enslaved a few selected We are alive Only to keep them gassed up Power is their drug A few of us Are planning a revolt To finally pull their plug…
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Oct 19, 2012
Oct 19, 2012 at 10:50 AM UTC
Technophobia/2030
Technophobia/2030 (Poem by Serenus) We invited them into our lives To the point - we were made dependent They were built to advance the human race But they’re the reason why we’re almost finished From TV’s, laptops And handheld devices To robo cops- And automatic flying cars With no need for a license Traffic cams, Webcams, And camera phones Capturing every private moment They were always watching, We were never alone For every phone conversation We thought was private There was something listening In the distance- with a sinister silence For fear of terrorism We gave them permission To monitor us daily Because of lies told by politicians Social networks- Self-inflicted hurt Spewing out our personal info Spilling out our own dirt We surrendered our lives With every word we typed GPS under the skin- We couldn’t escape if we tried -So there was nowhere to hide They computed our movements And studied our weaknesses For decades they remained dormant These cold, artificial geniuses Rushing black oil That pumps through Their steel hearts The motherboard A mastermind A matrix of mathematical art They robbed us of our jobs And provided cheap labor We got comfortable with their convenience Until we were betrayed By our man-made savors When we finally caught on to the plans Created in the metallic hands Of these diabolical robots It was too late To salvage our fate And put a stop to their evil plot I will never forget the day That every screen On earth went blank All the power went away There was hysteria in the streets And chaos at the banks The machines didn’t have to do much But play possum and act like they had died They knew that we would destroy ourselves And eat each other alive Then when the coast was clear That’s when they self-resurrected They finished most of the humans off And enslaved a few selected We are alive Only to keep them gassed up Power is their drug A few of us Are planning a revolt To finally pull their plug…
serenus-raymone
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Oct 19, 2012
Oct 19, 2012 at 10:50 AM UTC
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