LESSONS
By Peter Woodgate
They sent me to school one day
To teach me about society,
They taught me how to read and
write
To do my sums and be polite
They didn’t think I should enjoy
myself
Or look to my heart for guidance,
We must progress and build
machines
To hell with the old and good
riddance.
We will all learn new technology
Without a backward word or
apology,
We won’t need to build robots
though,
They already walk the earth.
Copyright Peter Woodgate
You are not talking as a human but a robot that in another form may eventually rule the universe. well written... Click on the image to see it fully!
ReplyDeleteI have a different take on this poem. Nice on Peter - the sting is in the tail.
ReplyDeleteIm not sure how to interpret this poem Peter.
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