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There once was a tech enthusiast, Name of Phil, and in him an obsession did persist. It was with his laptop that he couldn't part And so he took it, truly, everywhere he'd start. In meetings, at school, and even in the loo The laptop never went off, no matter what he'd do. He called it his wife, with love and a smile Said it kept him going, every day a new mile. Late at night, you'd see Phil's face aglow As he worked on his laptop, with no desire to go To bed or to rest, for work was all he'd know As he typed away, letting his ideas flow. But it wasn't just work, it was about knowledge too He surfed the web, acquiring new skills in all he'd do From cooking to carpentry, he wanted to learn All while maintaining his core tech focus with every turn. People close to him, they knew him well And they knew, wherever he went, his laptop he'd sell His devoted companion, his trusty friend On whom he could always rely in the end. And yet, in his mind, it was more than mere attachment It was a tool, a means for his advancement In the world of tech, and in life as a whole He longed for success, to reach his aspirational goal. In one hand Phil held his laptop tight, In the other, a hot cup of coffee for the night. They were the perfect companions, through thick and thin Simply inseparable, like a twin. People often wondered, would he ever break away? From the glimmering screen, that kept the world at bay But Phil knew what he needed, and it wasn't far Reaching new heights, reaching for the star. Here's to the tech enthusiasts, out there in the world With their laptops by their sides, always unfurled For passion and drive are what make us who we are So let's keep typing away, reach for the next bar. let's remember, as we type away each day, That our laptops are more than just screens in a way They're part of our journey, what makes us unique A reflection of our drive, our purpose, our mystique. So let us salute Phil, for his drive and his heart To chase his dreams and let his obsession play a central part For in this digital age, and in all that we pursue Our laptops are not mere gadgets, but a part of our soul too.
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