The Digital Conundrum
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I wanted to meet
But you told me, “No,
The digital space isn’t safe;
There’s no way to tell,
Who is who, what is what,
Only more why’s to trace.”
You wanted to text,
To break the layers in between,
Before we meet.
I duly complied,
And fully enjoyed,
The stories we submit.
Days go by,
And I start to feel a spark,
With hopes of you feeling the same.
But there’s no way to truly know,
Through this emotionless screen,
Cluttered with emojis and text we claim.
I wanted to leave
This digital space
To walk with you in the realms of reality.
You wanted to stay,
To continue to text,
In the comforts you’ve narrated.
I wanted to leave,
To meet in the tangible world,
To see you smile with authenticity.
You wanted to stay,
So afraid to stray,
From the digital space you’ve sedated.
I wanted to seek
The warmth of love
In the arms of your architecture.
You wanted to hide
From the changing tides
In the comforts of your own conjecture.
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