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Best Cellphone Poems

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Premium Member Is His Cellphone Dead
Is his cell phone dead? Is he dead? What is happening?
I stare out the window for the sixteenth time.
It is windy out there. I can...

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Categories: cellphone, voice,
Form: Dramatic Monologue



Premium Member I Remember That Smile and Look
As I lie on my bed reading my book

My mind wondered to a look and a smile

Staring down on me. I turn to cry awhile.

I...

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© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: cellphone, grief,
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member Creation
JESUS CHRIST CAN ONLY BE WHO "GOD" SAYS HE IS.WHAT DO YOU THINK? FOR GOD SO LOVED THE WORLD THAT HE GAVE HIS ONLY BEGOTTEN...

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Categories: cellphone, 12th grade, 1st grade,
Form: Prose
Cell Phone
CELL PHONE

My people are destroyed because of lack of knowledge and understanding

It is now easier to lie on cellphone
It is now easier to cheat on...

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Categories: cellphone, philosophy, strength, success,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Haiku Oomph
Jog at skybridge
Dusk descends swiftly;
Deep darkness sums


Side by side we
Stride brisk and fast;
Stop clock moments


A neighbour smiles
Mobile cellphone chat;
Our feet speed away


Evening echoes
Cicada serenade;
Hazy ambience...

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Categories: cellphone, blessing,
Form: Haiku



Premium Member Poetic Love Story
At one-thirty in the morning, while I was lying in bed reading my book. 
My mind wondered with thoughts of my husband. I couldn't stay...

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© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: cellphone, good night, love,
Form: Haibun
Partyline
I need to make some calls but I can't even use this phone of mine.
I live in a hick town and me and my neighbors...

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Categories: cellphone, funny, people,
Form: Rhyme
No Sunset In the Rain
It’s quarter after six, Friday evening. He  thought with a smile, besides the rain, everything is looking great. Table set beautifully just for two....

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Categories: cellphone, break up, hurt,
Form: Free verse
Dead End
You know a cellphone discharges
Electric cars swamp like barges!
You can't make a case
For drivers who face
Assault a battery charges!...

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Categories: cellphone, power, word play,
Form: Limerick
No More
no more ringing
in my ears always
being Quasimodo
screaming about
the bells

i set my house
phone ring tone
to play a MIDI
Wagner Ride
of the Valkyries

and my cellphone
wake up alarm tone
is...

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Categories: cellphone, muse,
Form: I do not know?
Strangers
Our first kiss
was a deathless Mayfly.

Ten years onward, we sit
in a Doctor's waiting room
as sniffling strangers.
She smells of baby-puke.

Sometime later,
she tries to sell me a...

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Categories: cellphone, poetry,
Form: Free verse
'technology and Human Relationship Poem'
Technology AND Human Relationship Poem


 It was on an April day When I was returning home,
 Earphones plugged to my ears, listening to Music in...

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© Kirupa Jtm  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: cellphone, change, encouraging, home, love,
Form: Rhyme
The 996th Poem
Fulfilled fantasies and legitimate realities…you do know how to please…
Are you listening to my voice of longing and yearning?
No, don’t backstab me with your broken...

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Categories: cellphone, beauty, change, corruption, courage,
Form: Free verse
My Africa
MY AFRICA
 
A dusty street, commuters meet
A taxi crowded, a route decided
Street vendors sell, plastic from China
Fresh fruit, dead meat, flies from hell
A cellphone rings,...

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© John Birch  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: cellphone, africa, earth, people, drug,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Armored Hearse
Prayers descend like acid rain from 
oligarch-soaked manchurians, stumping 
for elected office, praising hybrid 
demigods, passing out vouchers to the 
peasants.

A slow rumbling-
 part of...

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Categories: cellphone, allusion,
Form: Free verse

Book: Shattered Sighs