My Wretched Phone

You’re the one I gaze too, when mind is seeking light

You’re the glow beneath the covers, the company at night

Addicted to your charm, chiming when in need

Veinless with a pulse, you’re faced, yet never bleed

Your sheen detracts from mine, a foe that is a friend

Your soul holds no regard, yet your ear I seem to lend

Pocketed for safety, lonely yet not alone

Silenced, never muted, you are my wretched phone

Phone Girl by XAV-Drawordie
Phone Girl by XAV-Drawordie

23 thoughts on “My Wretched Phone

  1. Excellent, I think you’re right there!! 🙂 What would we do without them? But wouldn’t it be lovely to have the peace, and also free from worry about leaving it at home, or worse – somewhere where we can’t remember!

    I was wondering if I could publish this very relatable poem in the next issue of an online literary magazine of mine?

    It has seven issues (one new one every two months). There are no printed copies or any payment involved for myself or the writers – it’s a free magazine for anyone to read. The aim is to help promote writers on websites and blogs from all over the internet. https://thewritinggarden.wordpress.com/

    Copyright remains with the writer and I always include a link back to where the work was originally published and also any other social media links you may wish to include (please let me know which ones – if you have any).

    If you would be interested in allowing me to publish your work please check out the magazine and let me know. But if you’d rather not, don’t hesitate to say no, I really won’t mind.
    Suzy 🙂

    Like

      1. Thank you so much, I shall be very pleased to include your poetry, I’m sure it will make a lot readers smile at that ‘wretched phone’!! 😀

        I shall get back to you here with a link in March when the next issue is published. Thanks again for some great poetry!

        Liked by 1 person

  2. Pingback: The Writing Garden ~ Issue Eight | The Writing Garden

Leave a comment