A Book On My Phone
I’m reading a book on my phone,
A habit I’d never condone
Before libraries closed
And my source, I supposed,
Of new novels had left me alone.
But my Kindle, a gift from my son,
Meant my reading-on-screen had begun.
Through the library’s site
I found, to my delight,
I could read ‘til my eyelids were done.
Certain books could appear with an app
On my phone with an opening tap
So wherever I go
It’s a pleasure to know
There are stories for me to unwrap.
Copyright © Ilene Bauer | Year Posted 2022
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