internet art

jark

a thesis on doomerism 

and internet consumerism 

it makes me wish i was in my tomb 

it’s wisdom, all of this connection 

it’s nothing but a mention 

when all you wants attention 

i’m fucking crying... i’m crying staring at my phone 

days left all alone 

alienated from my home 

who the fuck have i become? 

when it ain’t one on one 

i don’t know myself i owe myself someone who’ll listen 

i’m lucky to be given 

an opportunity to look in but

i give in just a little and

i give it all when i try 

till i die 

  • Author: jake (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: March 3rd, 2022 01:12
  • Comment from author about the poem: a little fear i had or thought i wrote, from some months ago.
  • Category: Unclassified
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  • Rocky Lagou

    Technology is a blessing. But, it can also separate us and make us more isolated than we should be. We need more time for true connections not based on a back and forth text. Well done! 💖✨

    • jark

      Technology is no blessing, it's a beautiful tool. No more important to us primates than a sharp blade or a smooth wheel, this tool has so much sophistication though. I wonder what repercussions will become clear as a scar where someone pressed a sharp blade when our children's children have already been raised by phones. all alone. I am a big fan of Bo Burnhams "Inside" in how it represents our omnipresent connection. Total isolation.



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