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Premium Member My Virtual Friend Alexa
I smile to myself that a robot just told me off
Do you have an Alexa?
Or an Amazon?
These are virtual companions
That can
Wake you up
Tell you the weather
Play music
Or white noise
Tell you jokes
Keep you company
You can ask questions
And she will answer most of them
We have Alexa’s and...

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Categories: virtual, friend,
Form: Free verse
A Virtual Ritual
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A Virtual Ritual

Reality at times may become virtual;
Can...

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© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: virtual, allegory, analogy,
Form: Limerick
Some Pro's and Con's of Being Connected To Virtual Reality
Some pro's and con's of being connected to virtual reality

Dune not be bashful, grumpy, leery
or any other contemporary dwarf man
regarding countless less well known dwarves
(that never got a chance
to play a bit part) such as wham
bam
thank you ma'am
linkedin with emergence
of Internet and poetry slam
opportunities availed...

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Categories: virtual, 11th grade, 12th grade,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Virtual Love
A boy and a girl accidentally met
Through the famous world wide web
They were virtually dating
And soon the boy is screeching:
"I've found my lost virtual rib! Yep!" 





07.09.2013...

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Categories: virtual, humor,
Form: Limerick
Virtual Reality
Deep as defeat as conspicuous
As the influx of presentiment

Passion is aimless humility
Panic is native to injury

Reasoning divulging odium
Sparkles unchosen but chemical

Puritans' speechless delivery
Idles in syllables neutral to
Carpet biology tapestries
Woven in Persian but personal
Surfaced in diamonds and sodium
Burnishing flavorful scaffolding
Sauntering over the savagery
Blanketing social impurity

Witnesses! Silence...

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Categories: virtual, inspiration,
Form: Epic
Premium Member Virtual Fantasy
Virtual Fantasy
              by Odin Roark

So innocent they
But three years old
Wanting parent look
Upon their face

First on paper
Crayon scribbles
Then long waits
Yearly Halloween
And make-believe 

Come paint-on tats
Just like mommy daddy
On leg
Neck
Heart

Then to legal age innocence
Crow’s...

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© Odin Roark  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: virtual, relationship,
Form: Free verse



Virtual, But Love After All
Dedications many to this emotion. 
Praise many to this state of mind.
However, it stands over time, a mystery.
A human touch from so far
How could it be love?
Confusion is never cleared.
What is it?

We are human after all.
A wavelength connects one to another,
Distance, no matter how long,...

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Categories: virtual, appreciation, inspiration, love,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Virtual Cocaine
Something relevant for the current scenario:
Social media addiction.

VIRTUAL COCAINE

The clock on the wall strikes midnight,
I still hold on to my phone very tight,
With lights off I still stare at the screen,
Not realising that my eyes have lost their sheen.

Every morning I get up and forget...

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© Parul Jain  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: virtual, abuse, addiction, analogy, community,
Form: Free verse
The Virtual Birthday Party
Hey Girl!
Today is your Birthday;
I have a lot of things to say;
But why we are so faraway;
How much sin I have to pay;
I have to say . . .
          "Happy Birthday" without you.

Hey Girl!
Indeed, I really...

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Categories: virtual, anniversary, birthday, cry, daughter,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Is Virtual Virtuous
'We don't like to look our kill in the face'
......Greg Palast

'The problem is, Corporations have neither 
bodies to kick nor souls to be damned'
......Andrew Jackson


Human emotion will be diminished, too messy.
Trans humanism is a creeping chokeweed.
Goggles will be required to view reality
as perceived by shareholders,...

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Categories: virtual, anti bullying, universe,
Form: Narrative
Virtual Relationships
Don’t hook up with a ‘girl’ from a chat room
Might have five children and even grandchildren…
Wearing long beard and smoke-filled pajamas
Cussing like sailor and farting like donkey....

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Categories: virtual, addiction, internet, relationship,
Form: Concrete
Virtual Reality
Why is it
That no man can walk alone 
Without being burdened with sorrow
That we measure our worth
Solely on the opinions of others

Why is it
that an inanimate object can claim
So much of our lives and replace all 
Need for any real sentiment

Why is it
That we've allowed...

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Categories: virtual, analogy, irony,
Form: Epic
Virtual Life Metrics
I spend time with a friend 
well, a pseudo-friend 
an acquaintance of sorts 
no, I guess he'd be a friend, 
****, who knows 
one of those types you never really share your heart 
that authentic trembling you 
I guess 
he's more like a radio station...

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Categories: virtual, friend, world,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Virtual Hug
I may not see you face to face
but I wish you well
If you need a hug,
here’s my virtual hug
If you need a shoulder to lean on
imagine me standing right there 
If you need someone to talk to
I’m listening 
I understand my friend, I feel it...

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© Alexis Y.  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: virtual, how i feel,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Not Seemingly Simulated
Though virtual reality wasn't new, I hadn't ever once tried it,
Yet the concept fascinated me, like beauty's mysterious secret.

It seemed that the new experience, would be one I would enjoy,
So in eagerness I scheduled a session, my fine passion's ploy!

Like the one that overtakes you,...

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Categories: virtual, adventure, color, fantasy, friend,
Form: Couplet

Book: Reflection on the Important Things