Short Technology Poems

Short Technology Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Technology by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Technology by length and keyword.


The Way Things Are

Kids today cannot resist;
Technology entices,
So from our grands, we won’t be missed
When left to their own devices!
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member The Weaker We Become

The more we rely
  on Technology
    the weaker we become

The weaker we become
  the more 
    we rely on Technology
Form: Epigram

Premium Member Corpus to Corpse

       a corpus of data
          may be superficial
          might be beneficial 

       ~ a corpse if artificial
Form: Rhyme

Technology

Technology, 
killing us, healing us,  
bending us, mending us,  
helping us, stopping us,  
blessing us, messing us
Technology

Inobservant

fell off the cliff edge

checking my recent emails

Irrelevant now

7/8/2018 
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Sponsored by Mick Talbot.
© Roy Pett  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Senryu


Shapes

Just a small kernel of shapes,
Able to be any size or colour,
Enable you to design anything,
Any image, icon, picture, frame

The Habit Mind

The habit mind
Is the holocaust
Of technology automating
Rational enlightenment
For the slavery of time
And poverty of creation

Premium Member Ai

As we create machines We slowly become them As they slowly become us Kale Brereton November 19, 2018

Premium Member Virtual Globetrotter

Strapping on my goggles
       I was hoping to see Meadowlark

     But every time I toggled
       All I got was Meta-lark
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member National Geographic Redux

     Watusis are not genetically modified organisms
     neither are pygmies

       ~ which is the long and short of it

Robot Matrix

When Robots surpass
There human creators evolution 
Will they give us
The Red Pill
Or
The Blue Pill
To navigate the Matrix

Black Hat 2222

Tetra Two 2222 is a black hat
Unknown sabotaging the system
Making our identities vulnerable
Hacking tracking & blackmailing..
© Zafar Bhai  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Bio

Premium Member The More Things Change

'I've got an app for that' sure sounds a lot like
                                           ~ 'Would you like fries with that?'
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Phone

Powerful tool –
Harmful at school,
Or great device?
Not always nice;
Each one: think twice.
Form: Acrostic

Technology's Price

Creating the future
  by killing the past

Techno Gomorrah
 —where nothing can last

(Villanova Pennsylvania: December, 2018)
Form: Rengay

Premium Member Tech Challenges

It is much like pulling teeth
Getting a grip on technology 

I feel like a wooden relic in time
Learning new ways with old mind
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Put More Iron in Your Diet

Put more iron in your diet
Why not?  I think you should try it.
Well, it's just a caring thought - 
you're a growing AI robot.
Form: Epigram

Blaring Noise

blaring music everywhere
noise all around and sideways
even blue venusians
stop up their ears and pray
to the gods for lullabies
Form: Tanka

Uncool

If
you 
are not
employed 
by the secret
service, there'll
never be any good 
reason for you to wear
a Bluetooth on your ears
Form: Shape

2020 Chastity Belt

There is a notorious flirt
Who fondles beneath a girl's skirt
But some of his "charm"
Set off her alarm
"Digital Intruder Alert!"
Form: Limerick

Online Dating

Pinned hearts marked the origin of familiar narrative, of strangers' exploration for outside alternative.
Form: Rhyme

Are You Sure -

So,
when
I delete 
An App from 
my iPhone, the 
shaking icons make
it look like they’re panicked
over who is going to be deleted

Premium Member Flight Mode

Flight mode


Got disconnected,
Technology fantasy,
I am on flight mode !



Written November 16th, 2014
By Dr. Upma A. Sharma
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Big Brother

Screens
  E Y E S
  following you
  taking your pulse
S T E A L I N G
  your impulses
  repackaging them
  ~ your deepest desires

Confession from the Heart

how can heartless conjure magic meant to be bled by a broken heart?




A/N: For the Monoku contest Why I Abhor AI Generated Poems.
Form: Monoku

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