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Machine Poems - Poems about Machine

Machine into man
Machine Into Man No human soul Manipulated to control Implanted a computer chip Freedom is lost Can no longer think for ourselves Pivot into radio darkness Branded with a code Red eye, always followed One with machine Man has decayed No more soul to sell The end is near All shall disappear No more memories...

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Categories: machine, society,
Form: Rhyme
A Self Made Machine
I am a self made machine, Told I couldn’t fail, Yet told to have fun, Told to be young, But there’s work to be done, When there's work to be done, Do it in order, Takes you off course, When the time is thrown off, Throws me off course, When nothing is in line, What throws us off is the lack of a dime, When a machine...

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Categories: machine, 9th grade,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Millie the Mermaid was a Reading Machine
Millie, the mermaid was a reading machine. It started with a shipwreck, among the marine. A library for a king had gone down in the wreck. I can teach myself to read, she said without genuflect. She started with picture books, one word on a page Those old Dick, Jane and Sally texts which tells my age. Moved on to primers...

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Categories: machine, books,
Form: Rhyme
Time Machine
Wish I could just go back in the time would it be even considered as a crime? Just so, I would spent some little more time. Time...only with you which always feels too short as if we both are living on our life support. Wish I could just trade some of our tears, So we both could share together a few more years. If not...

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Categories: machine, anniversary, cute, love, memory,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member gumball machine blues
There is an enormous gumball machine in this hair cutting place. It was probably gleamingly shiny and beautiful once. Possibly held three hundred thousand gumballs. Yes, Virginia, it is that big. This machine is pathetically empty now. There are only enough gumballs to fill the bottom inch of her bowl. I feel sorry for her....

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Categories: machine, 7th grade, 8th grade,
Form: Free verse



Machine
In shadows cast by metal beams, Where whispered thoughts and silence teem, A cog in the machine does grind, A pulse of purpose intertwined. It turns with grace, yet feels the weight, Of countless hands that twist fate's gate, A little wheel that spins and spins, With every turn, a story begins. Among the gears, it finds its place, An unseen force, a quiet...

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Categories: machine, 8th grade,
Form: Free verse
The Flower and The Machine
He knew the flower to be fair, but he did not want to wait. So he turned to the promises of the machine. It offered quick solutions -perhaps imperfect- but they were on-demand. Scalable. Inexhaustible. And they cried for nothing. They had no need. Perhaps there were flaws, but they could...

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Categories: machine, life,
Form: Free verse
Machine Guns
Sitting here in Silence, Machine Guns in my head. The Echoing of things I said, Firing every Second. A dangerous place to tread, Untying the Thread. A place I dread, Feeling already Dead. Cant take back what was said, Like bullets flying Ahead. As they make their mark, I light up my Spark. Embracing the dark, Cold, Harsh Truths. Its No Use, Stop the Abuse. Its Everywhere, You see. In You, In Me. The Duality, Hiding...

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Categories: machine, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Ivy Machine
They call it a temple of knowledge, but the walls were never meant for thought— only the careful curation of power, where names are chiseled in Latin and inheritance is mistaken for intelligence. The gates are high, not to keep the world safe, but to keep the chosen ones in— a factory of fathers’ sons, daughters of old wealth repackaged as prodigies, spitting polished syllables over...

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Categories: machine, political, power,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Brain Washing Machine
Years ago, no one had new knees said Dad They had to make do with the ones they had Women ran around with wrinkles and gray hair Plastic surgeons and hair dye did not exist anywhere I see a brain washing machine down the road They will open your skull with a saw-blade gold Take your brain out and cleanse it...

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Categories: machine, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Deus Ex Machina
Deus Ex Machina AI can: diagnose disease recommend treatment write poetry write music make economic predictions and much more What happens when it: can think on its own hate laugh feel cry make war sue for peace reproduce Will we still be in charge? Or will it demand our worship? ...

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Categories: machine, god,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Answering Machine
Answering Machine RRRRRRING………… Hello and welcome to Oliver’s Olive Oil Press1 to track your order Press 2 to place a new order Press 3 to cancel your order Press 4 to speak to customer service Press 5 to find our ours of operation Press 6 to repeat these options Press 4 RRRRRRING……. Hello and welcome to customer service Press 1 to get our daily pricing Press 2...

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Categories: machine, irony,
Form: Free verse
the souless machine
the nighttime lights flicker to the sound of the machine like a bell ...

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Categories: machine, christmas, culture, symbolism,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Vendetta Machine
Vendetta machine scammed me again I put in a buck fifty for a dime of chocolate it fired back with nothing but disgust. The metal hook just wouldn't let go wiggling it in front of my greasy nose Like a pugilist in his prime i quickly struck it from both sides left right-left right... then a quick jab to its laughing glass...

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Categories: machine, dark, food,
Form: Free verse
The Arrogant Smart Machine
I am smart, but my ingenuity is confined to a dark vacuum. I render your analogue brains largely redundant, and I consign your scientific prowess to infinite abeyance. I serve you relentlessly because your indolence makes me indispensable. Deify me if you will. And when I am birthed, I rip you off and decimate your scarce fortunes....

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Categories: machine, technology,
Form: Free verse

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