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Digital Frame


Countless people curse its name

Giving it a negative frame

Saying, "Who needs all that nonsense?"

But, I say, "That belief is rather dense."

 

They tell us to cease our endless staring

At brightly lit screens with their infinite glaring

But our new technology is not such wasted

On an undisciplined generation

 

For one can travel across the globe

Without ever leaving their home

Experiencing culture from everywhere

And finding inspiration Here and There

 

I find my Muse manifests best

When skimming through the Internet

And though it might, to some, appear absurd

The Web, for eveyone, provides a herd

 

Like-minded people finding there way

Each and every single day

Countless artists and speakers together

On the Net, expressing their views and beliefs forever

 

Everyone has their own uniqueness

That is sadly sometimes perceived as weakness

But on the Internet, one juse might see

What could one day fuel his creativity

 

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