3090 Degrees Fahrenheit
What has tech done for you?
Sand can be used
To create the glass
When it’s amused
It can get past.
What stops it is the brain.
Silicon Valley pros
Do what is sane
And put themselves through throes.
Because the gadgets gleam
Endlessly, the metal traps
The glass parts and forms a team.
Together, they run laps.
The tech goliaths swing
their mighty minds around.
They just do the thing
Without whimper or sound.
Each piece has its luster.
It makes a great shine.
From what it can muster,
It flows so well down the line.
The final product glints.
Every atom acts.
It’s a mystery with hints.
The device makes pacts.
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