A Much Smaller Place

Our planet's a much smaller place today: the internet connects us one-to-one. And we can understand what others say, for everyone can talk to anyone: as all translations are instantly done. We're now able to link with each other: learn how we differ, and what goals we share. Strangers become a sister or brother: as we expound on love and voice despair, sharing our cultures, so each is aware. To keep track of what's happening in life: we no longer rely upon the news. And, to help protect endangered wildlife, we now share global environmental views: posting pictures of what the world may lose. The internet changed how we interact: social media stands in for a friend. And, as we distinguish fake news from fact: the net provides a platform where wounds mend and innate similarities can blend.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2019

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La France Avatar
February 2, 2022 at 11:18 AM
Emile, wonderful Quintain poem ! I would be lost without the internet, especially during this pandemic we find we are in. This is a great example for your contest, and I hope to write a poem worthy ~Constance
Pinet Avatar
February 2, 2022 at 12:34 PM
Thanks, Constance, you have never failed to impress me with your talent, I look forward to reading your entry, my friend, Emile.
Dietrich Avatar
February 1, 2022 at 2:17 PM
Amazing how much technology can benefit us these days. Great work as always, Emile. I see from your example that you do not mind how many stanzas we do for your contest?
Pinet Avatar
February 1, 2022 at 5:11 PM
Thanks, Andrea, the contest calls for form 3 to 5 stanzas (15 to 25 lines), I appreciate your comments and look forward to reading your entry my friend, Emile.
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