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The Genie and the Box
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Ever wonder how all these wireless frequencies are affecting our subconscience?


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The Genie and the Box

The genie is out of the box,
and no one knocks its convenience.

But finding locks in airless space,
is becoming quite an experience.

There are no wires, no sight, no sound,
just invisible electrons floating around.

Thinking outside the box is wild,
a 21st century play like a child.

Can we act it out? I doubt.
There will be no warning shout.

It will sneak in softly on an ether wave,
and slay us without saying before we can save.

Our life, our love, our very existence,
gone in a nano second for a mere pittance.

The air is crammed with messages,
and our heads are filled with sage.

Eating away at our brains.
Until we disengage.

A silent killer in our midst.
Taking us unaware.

There is no escaping this violence,
so... beware!

Copyright 2008 © Ronald W. Hull

6/19/08


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 Reviews of "The Genie and the Box"
Reviewed by Michael Guy
Reviewed on July 4, 2008
Your great rhyming style at work again! Terrorizing us--maybe that's why you write novels? Hey, I don't use cell phones, do you think even non-users' brains are vulnerable? I'm not sure what science says on this. Its sort of like all those noises they say man is making in the undersea world that are disturbing sea-life...Everything we touch gets cluttered!

Reviewed by E T Waldron
Reviewed on June 24, 2008
If death doesn't get you one way, it gets you another,so I won't sweat it Ron;-) Excellent poem!...ET

Reviewed by Ed Matlack
Reviewed on June 23, 2008
Its just technological advancement I'm afraid and nothing can be done to change that, unfortunately...ed

Reviewed by Karen Palumbo
Reviewed on June 22, 2008
Very imaginative and in some ways perhaps true as well....

Be always safe,
Karen

Reviewed by Janet Caldwell
Reviewed on June 22, 2008
I love the apocalyptic ring here. I think things like this a lot. Have a great Sunday Ron.

Janet xoxoxo


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