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A recipe for disaster

I'll see what I can make

out of the leftovers I have.

Although, it's never too long

until the milk turns bad,

 

until a love turns sour

in an online second;

since, an online minute

wastes a real-life hour.

 

But in a snap-shot moment,

I can find life for weeks

on my stash of sugar truths,

until I forget to eat;

 

forget to breathe;

'til I don't even need to sleep

because the lovehearts on my photos

sing such soft melodies.

 

And despite the fact

that often I can't sit at ease,

somehow this perfect madness

always tastes so bittersweet.

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Written by
zarab
Published
Aug 4, 2018
Lines·Words
20·100
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a poem about the addictive nature of social media

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#social#media#instagram#addiction#generation#priorities#society#opinion#technology#food
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