Best Unplugging Poems

Kill him, he cannot find his keys.
Worse, he cannot remember me!
The fool, forgot where his shaver is.
Crunch him up in a sieve!

Let's kill these useless...

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Before the future and after the past
We have found each other’s souls at last

In the beat of a heart I was able to see
The rest...

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Invisible Kid

Invisible kid that’s what you were called.
Locked in your room wasn’t punishment at all.
	
Alone to explore your dreams and read stories,
Alone safe from harm...

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It takes guts to be in a wheelchair
Twelve years ago 
I got a job in the open labour market
My first day I ran away early
I...

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Guarded and closed off, that's what he knows best

It just takes a noise to peak his interest

Don't bother to knock, 'cause he won't letcha in

Caution...

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The mischievous things you often did,
like taking the salt shaker and loosening the lid

It was only a matter of time before you got it good
so...

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The bottle was found upon the shore,
looking forlorn and green with a cork,
it wasn't impressive except that a 
note was folded inside ready to be
read...

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I remember me and my cousins 
running on the hot paved streets
Of Chicago
In mid summer
to the candy lady 
to buy 
a .25 cent frozen cup

Grandmama...

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Opulence can't acquire it,
Not even a fragment of its entirety,
A priceless gem,
The sun's light doesn’t aid its radiance.

Unplugging from it,
Makes the soul a junkyard,
Like playing...

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I smoke another of my cigars,
unplugging wires from the phone
Tonight is different from the last,
sitting on my front porch alone. 

My dog licks my dangling...

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June 5 Relationship to God Bible Meditations Based on Psalms 74-77

Key Verse – Psalm 74:12 For God is my King of old, working salvation in...

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There’s digital this
And digital that
But most is too much
For me to grab at
I thank the Almighty
That as far as I know
No one can grow
Digital coffee.

But...

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Our grandson is six.
It is August the eight.
He asks “When will your tree die?”
Yes, I keep my Christmas tree up year round.
We use it as...

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During the Deacon Preachin' Weekend 
the deacon recommended unplugging
going offline to avoid screen addiction
no games, not texts, no emails, nothing
disconnecting, in order to connect --
to...

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