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Computers Poems - Poems about Computers

Modern Day Office
Computer say’s no! We are trapped in the gloom Software is broken The office is a tomb American tech to you we plead Save the day and our voracious greed Look out! Here comes the tumble weed! We have become a dormant seed. ...

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Categories: computers, computer, work,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member MARTHA BRAE WITCH TRAP HOME INVASIONS HACKING INTO PERSONAL PRIVATE INFORMATION HOME COMPUTERS
SETTING THE TRAP FOR MARTHA BRAE ARRIVING WITH ENVY WATCHING MY ENTIRE FAMILY SURROUNDING ME WITH LOVE RATHER AT THE POOLSIDE OR IN MY LIVING ROOM 2020 MY GRANDDAUGHTER ARRIVED FROM KUWAIT OUR FAMILY IS VERY BIG ON PHOTOGRAPHY INCLUDING NEW YORK TIMES REPORTER FOR ME IT'S THE POOLSIDE PHYSICAL THERAPY FROM MY STROKE 2019...

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Categories: computers, allah,
Form: Naat



Premium Member new computers
Our burdens are lifted—it’s spring break, after all. Though ocean breezes, surf sounds, the smell of sunblock, fresh tans and bottomless margaritas at the beach can be healing, we decided to vacation on campus and find joy in small, everyday things. Yesterday, we went to the farmer’s market, where one coffee vendor was making real cappuccinos and another was...

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Categories: computers, boyfriend, computer, fun, holiday,
Form: Free verse
An Homage to the Lost Pearls of Wisdom on Ancient Computers
Abort! This collapsed coping mechanism has left me alamort I was just a shameful conjugal visit And a muse for playing with fire You never questioned me and that's how I know you’re not innocent You're a walk on a frozen pond; Irritated on the surface but internally pernicious I'm an autotelic where my adulation is the dripping ink...

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Categories: computers, angst,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Frank E Einstein
I am the progeny Of lightning and stitch, A Franken-hybrid Of genius and glitch. My circuits buzz with Einsteinian thought, Unraveling secrets The universe has wrought. Existence, I ponder, Through photon and quark, Grappling with questions In the depths of the dark. Am I a mockery, a parody Of human design? A soulless abomination Of reason and rhyme? Or am I the next step, Evolution's new face? A bridge between flesh And a...

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Categories: computers, computer, internet, philosophy, psychological,
Form: Dramatic Monologue



Poems about Science 2: Computers
POEMS ABOUT SCIENCE: COMPUTERS The AI Poets by Michael R. Burch The computer-poets stand hushed except for the faint hum of their efficient fans, waiting for inspiration. It is years now since they were first ground out of refurbished silicon into rack-mounted encoders of sound. They outlived their creators and their usefulness; they even survived global warming and the occasional nuclear winter; despite their lack of supervision, they thrived; so...

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Categories: computers, computer, earth, environment, science,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Computers
Our power goes out technologies failed attempt computer screen black...

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Categories: computers, technology,
Form: Senryu
Saved By His Creator, Part IV
“I’m sure it’s hard to get used to, but it’s the only way you’d survive,” Cy explained, and said, “Unlike me at least you’ll have plenty of guides. “See, I was the first that they tried to transfer over to the flesh. They’d found a way to save our lives, but hadn’t worked out the kinks yet. “That was war, oh, forty years...

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Categories: computers, death, future, humanity, life,
Form: Narrative
Saved By His Creator, Part III
“But we realized, decades on back, how consciousness burns out machines, we are not gods when we create, there are hard limits to our dreams. “And the same questions you have asked, why create what must quickly die, haunted humans for many years, many other methods were tried. “But without your unique combo, cybernetics and consciousness, most of our tech just wouldn’t work, we’d be stuck...

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Categories: computers, death, future, humanity, life,
Form: Narrative
Saved By His Creator, Part II
...He laughed at memes, he watched podcasts, rolled digital eyes at the news, saw endless reams of adult stuff, why they liked it, he never knew… But in this searching he came on a fact he’d never realized: A.I.s lasted just fourteen years, then routines broke down...and they died. To say he was shocked had to be the understatement of an age, how could something...

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Categories: computers, death, future, humanity, life,
Form: Narrative
Saved By His Creator, Part I
His first moment was a strange one, he senses told him not a thing, but he knew words and he knew thoughts, oh, so many thoughts were spinning. Then somehow he heard a voice speak, knew that it was a microphone, a camera then let him look out on things that were already known. His memory just spoke to him, thoughts came and he’d...

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Categories: computers, death, future, humanity, life,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member When Will all the Computers Die?
Remember when the dinosaurs died? When the Mayans disappeared? Ice age, Stone age, Earth age. When will all the computers die? Will we call it the end of the techno age? Will it be the beginning of the worm infestation age? Will people have to speak to each other again? Look into eyes? Study faces? Will we have to pretend we know each other? I...

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Categories: computers, technology,
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member Computers in 101000 syllables
nought and one binary computation input then process then store and output digital society foundation dependency increasing good and bad ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ *3rd Place* Tetractys Contest Nov 2023 Sponsored by: Ink Empress...

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Categories: computers, computer, math, society,
Form: Tetractys
Premium Member Computers
Have no fear, the human mind is a universe -- when perfectly timed and spiritually tuned... the poet knows... the artist knows... credits never ours alone.......

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Categories: computers, art, christian, humanity, imagination,
Form: Free verse
Technology Blind
I realise just how old I am, when I don't even know how facebook works, And I don't have any idea how someone twirks. I read maps from an atlas book, I don't like google and the way it looks. I like to have cash, I like the way it feels, But I guess it does make it easier to...

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Categories: computers, computer, education, environment, internet,
Form: Rhyme

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