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The most beautiful selfie of all
by Dean Fraser-Phillips → (All Poetry by Dean Fraser-Phillips)
Monday, June 11, 2018    Rated "G" by the Author.
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A poem about how the world is sometimes more than our obsession with social media


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 In this world of in the moment

A billion likes cannot say
Just how a heart is beating
In its purest loving way
 
280 characters are not enough
When the mind composes a letter
No smiling face or crying eyes
Will make the darkness better
 
Life faces forward
We look back not ahead
Our eyes the perfect camera
To a world where love can spread
 
Affection is not measured on a status
Love is just created
It is worn on the heart within
Not always complicated
 
Memories are locked in the mind
A vault that's full of glory
Forever able to be felt
Not a disappearing story
 
Life is what we make it
A vast world to be seen
Earth of exploration
Beyond a fading screen
 
Wake up from social shackles
Walk the road ahead
The most beautiful selfie in the world
Is the path you have yet to tread
 

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 Reviews of "The most beautiful selfie of all"
Reviewed by Jerry Bolton
Reviewed on June 13, 2018
THIS is good, so very good.

Reviewed by Michael Schafer
Reviewed on June 12, 2018
What started out as something good, has become a monster with a life all its own, and we only have ourselves to blame, for our lack of control.

Reviewed on June 11, 2018
When I stepped away from Facebook I can write so much more. Writers need to stay away from social media, it's an addiction.

Sandie

Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on June 11, 2018
The poem has a lesson about being too wrapped up in social networking. While it is great that we can chronicle ourselves throughout our lives showing how we change from year to year, it is a shame that young people are not interested so much in venturing out into the world and sharing with a find rather than only venturing out on planned journeys recorded by smart phone or pad.

Ron


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