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Technology park

I walked among a garden green,

well paved and split by beams

of fence posts new and densely lacquered,

This garden that man has gently shattered.

 

Far in I found small office blocks,

amid the green were charging docks,

and soon did I sit down and sigh

at tender faces -- eager for wi-fi.

 

The fauna made for a lovely sight

as joggers came and passed it by,

their music playing on phones strapped tight,

the moment was waste and so I cry,

For what life did lose to technology.

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Published
Dec 6, 2014
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Composed in a city park.

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#loss#nature#technology#park#decay
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