My Twitterverse

My Twitterverse 

I open up a window 

To write compose, create rhymes and prose,

Intentions all sincere but distractions loom 

My creativity is stumped not allowed to bloom

Twitter beckons me to interact 

I watch my stream and react 

I Tweet away until the early hours 

Time consumed, eaten away, quickly devoured

Face book has been opened up 

I have to sneak a peek at friends news 

Share my day and give my views 

I tap away for hours and hours 

Time consumed eaten away, quickly devoured .

Social media has becomes my obsession

Yet this is how the 21century is progressing 

I must learn, to adapt,to adjust 

Limited my time, exercise regularly a must 

Become more disciplined, creative 

Discover my  voice, a narrative

So I will work for hours and hours 

Time consumed as my imagination flowers. 

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It's All Relative

It's All Relative 

Street art by Vango Situated In Kilarney Ireland

If Einstein had lived today ,
Could if affect how we live, work and play? 
Would Albert  Einstein felt empowered ,
Or would he have spent hours and hours
Just  surfing and Googling on the internet !
Would he have wasted his capabilities ?
So never discovering the theory of relativity.
Instead maybe he'd have a blog,
Tweeting for hours with caffeine to slog ! 

What would have happened to poor old Einstein
If Cern had existed in his time ?
Those clever bespectacled boffins
Really would have caused him chagrin,
 Finding particles seemingly faster than the speed of light,
Which those boffins keep testing, to check its right
The little blighters that they found
Has stunned the world confused and confounded
 The pesky particles they call neutrinos,
Would surely have driven poor Einstein to vino !

If Albert had been alive today
Not made his scientific in roads, in his way,
Would cyberspace still have been a possibility,
Or is it all just a question of relativity ?

 Submitted to :dVerse Poets for their Open Link Night where poets share