photo of an iPhone and logo (Kārlis Dambrāns)
Seems much of the population
Have this fascination
With that handheld device;
Which is all well and nice
But on the back you find
Bitten fruit…
Fallen humankind?
Stephen DiLauro is a wandering bard. You can read his monthly In the Bohemian Continuum column, in print and digitally, in the downtown Manhattan newspaper The Village Star-Revue. Readings of his poems can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/@internetbardtv
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Thanks Margaret. That poem is actually not about motorcyclists, but it could have been.
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Fully-flowered detail! I make a point of it, and many thanks for your appreciation, Margaret B.
