Saturday, May 11, 2019

Thank you Editor Mark Antony Rossi for publishing this poem in Ariel Chart.

http://arielchart.blogspot.com/2019/05/libraries-of-future.html





Courtesy of Ariel Chart


Libraries of the Future


Once the bookshelves were overhead high,

and the scent of the glue

helped the print catch your eyes.


Pupils are no longer seeing.

Darkness forms from failing ink.

The reflection of words is stopped.

The need to track symbols gone.


The transmission of ideas replaced,

from the printed page,

through wires curving and inserted

into the receptacles of the brain.


What they want us to know, we know.

What they want us to feel, we feel.

What they wanted us to forget, we have forgotten.

1 comment:

  1. Good poem! We should not be afraid to think for themselves. I like your poetry style.

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