Hello,
You don’t know me.
We could get tea
And discuss the craziness of life.
It seems these days are so full of strife
That having a lax chat with the neighbors
Are among Hercules’s twelve labors.
We are connected more than ever online
But phone calls and café meetups cross the line.
Maybe it is the risk of being scammed or shot
That has social gatherings feeling like a lot.
Why reach out when you can reach for a bottle
And power through the burnout at full throttle?
I’m sorry; perhaps that’s a bit too dark.
Small talk used to be a walk in the park,
But now I’m not sure how I managed this long.
Everything I do is either right or wrong,
But the standard keeps changing
With reasons so wide-ranging
That even truth seems like fantasy.
I’m fine but really it’s agony
Trying to figure out what today will bring.
More shootings or a lawsuit on boneless wings?
The good ol’ days are days I never knew.
But what if all those claims are really true?
We just have to look passed the oppression
And defend the image with aggression.
Maybe then we can get back to living
Instead of focusing on existing..
What a can of worms, right?
Not what I planned to write.
Can we start over on a more positive note?
Would you rather be a frog in a bog or goat?
Sincerely, me
About the Creator
Caitlyn Ramberg
Enter the garden of my mind
And be surprised by what you find.
Stories and poems for sure,
But what of your own mind's allure?
Allow me the pleasure to share
The pieces of my mind laid bare.
Thank you for reading! I'd love to hear your thoughts!



Comments (1)
Hi Caitlin, a young person after my own heart. I have felt like that since they invented the computer. Having 'friends' you will never meet, all across the world. Can we dis-invent guns, computers, nuclear crap etc etc. Love your poem. Subscribed.