The Mobile That Made You Immobile

Cell phones came, replaced your watch,
Resignedly you just watched;

Took away your alarm clock,
You shrugged and to your way walked;

Next, it eyed your camera,
You: ka mera, ka mera!

Then came daily calendar,
You knew just to surrender.

Should next be your family,
Would you still watch by idly? 
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Ka mera: Hindi, for ‘what’s in there for me?’
Happenings |05.06.2023| humour
Copyright © | Year Posted 2023

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