It
changed the way we....
I don’t believe in
digital payment,
Said someone in
analogue,
Rather I stand in a
que in the hot sun,
Now I pay my bills
online,
As say it’s
absolutely fine,
It changed the way we
pay.
I never finish meals
without sweets,
It’s a necessity not
a treat,
Clattered the sweet
teeth,
Today the shops are
closed,
Small meals are eaten
sans any sugary toast,
It changed what we
eat.
Always purchased the
latest trend,
Up to date as the ads
ask us to spend,
Blurted the shopping
bag bulge,
Roll up to the
present day,
The spiders rule the
racks,
As many make do with
the essential stash,
It’d say, it changed
what we buy.
Dressed tip top,
An elaborate walk to
the workshop,
Pleasantly present
the office goers,
Dawns the day that
begins and the same way, every single day,
Now it is decked in
decent t-shirt, preferable without a fray,
It changed the way
and reason we dress.
Clocking the office
from nine to five,
I has no shortcuts,
no naps time hives,
Ticking precisely
tuned to the office clock,
Now a days I simply pick
up where I left, a few hours ago,
Work is all 24 hours vertically
split up into shifts,
It changed the way
and hours we work.
Some changes are for
the best, I accept,
It is imperative old
annoying habits are laid to rest,
While some other
changes should not settle,
It might aggravate
the metal muddle.
Up surging and
methodically, it came in waves,
Changed the way we
live, believe and behave,
And yet we can only accept
silent pains might stay unrelieved,
We are in the company
of anguish, distress periodically,
A virus completely
changed the way we think.
A shift in the way we
perceive a future life permanently.
Poetic summary of the life after the virus attack on human.
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