Short Phones Poems
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my or wide
sound goes side by side
can listen and ride
they also sign guilds
have a great great tone
my
HEAD PHONES
give me the old days
communication was king
in this day and age
cell phones replace relatives
tvs are never turned off
we both moke
and was turn on
we know it was wrong
you can bet
we needed sex
we drop cell phones
did it with
CLOTHS ON
in case someone phones
i am wearing my headpiece
to no avail
anticipation
certainly blue tooth ready
it is sunday right
numb butterfingers
need inflatable buoys
attached to their phones
to stop the silly slip dips
to which dumb users are prone
Smarts phones
Came up with many options
Few known
Many unknown
Some not given
Some gone hidden
To live with Corona is sudden!
a future with driverless cars
soul phones without any bars
tight traffic patterns
sanitized slatterns
poetry different from ares
Two weeks without cell or landline phones
Searching through my fresh catch for bones
By Robb A. Kopp
All Rights Reserved © MMX
To set down our phones,
constant companions,
and gaze up at the tree
to watch the robins feed their chicks —
such an exotic request.
Tapped messages go out direct
With phones it's an easy connect
Thoughts from a finger
In cyberspace linger
But touching's too much to expect
they set on a table
if your able
you get the call
some made like a ball
hang so they won't fall
you caan hear the tone
its
WALLS AND PHONES
buy the best
you won't regret
put ears to a test
it the bass round sound
come down
lay back rome or home
or alone the tone
of
MUSIC AND HEAD PHONES
Who thought teen girls' ears
could never be pried from their phones
Was cocksure gay couples
would never marry or own their own homes
you really listened
face to face or during calls
wish Heaven had phones
January 7, 2020
Contest Title: Senryu on Mother
Sponsor: Jenish Somadas
let's escape tonight
leave this drum behind
without packing
without our phones
just take our scars
and sculptured bones
we notched upon each other
People
stopped smiling years ago
lost in the wiry mire of cell phones
now they're wearing N95s
now I can pretend they're still alive.
darkening meadows
conjure parallel stages-
lawn chairs on damp grass
fireflies skittishly eyeing
the flitting lights of smart phones
14 Mar 2022
it play it
or sing it fits
tell all its the wall
there if you fall
its good stuff
lifts you up
head phones
are home alone
as your mind walk
MUSIC TALKS
black and white fifties
photos used to be priceless
film was costly
black fifties phones
attached to a wall
shared by parents, children discouraged from usage
Phones
Hydrophone,
Xylophone,
Saxophone,
Homophone,
Megaphone,
Microphone,
Dictaphone,
Telephone,
Why oh why can’t I find my CELLPHONE!!
Deanna Malone
Crazy and sixty, Sam jazzed up his tone.
It’s Fat Tuesday, yet he is all alone.
Hat with feathers
Plaid not leathers
Boob flashers captured him on their I-phones.
When people come for a visit
I wish they would leave their phones at home
There is not much visiting
When people keep their phones on
And look at every beep and blip
Can we go on a coffee date?
In the nearest coffeehouse so we won't be late.
Can we simply talk and put down each other's phones?
And pretend it's Nineteen Ninety-Four.
Telephone now
telephone every minute
telephone in the bathroom
telephone non-stop
Give me my full love
not one robbed by phones
I am your spouse
make me feel loved
My exam is over and everyone is plugged in on phones
earbuds in, except for him, who sleeps, slumped on desk, bag in front
with me the only one who can hear him snoring.