In a world of screens and digital sound,
Our human connections seem to drown.
We scroll and tap, and like and share,
But do we truly connect, do we really care?
We text and tweet, and comment too,
But is it enough, is it really true?
Our digital world is always on,
But our human connections seem gone.
We talk to screens, not to faces,
Our communication has lost its graces.
We see the world through a digital lens,
But our human relations are at an end.
We swipe left and swipe right,
But we forget what it's like to hold someone tight.
Our digital connections may seem so great,
But nothing can replace a real-life date.
So let's put down our screens and look around,
Let's listen to the world's natural sound.
Let's connect with each other in person,
And remember what it's like to be human.

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