Lovedt
Kira Kramer
Love in a technological age feels both closer and further than it ever has before
I do not mourn the distance in between your hand carried letters
Nor do I learn how to wait in between your words
I know we are always connected
Connected by a line of service that joins one home to another
One continent to next
Your presence that can now be sent at the speed of light feels light years away
It’s not just that you manage to be always with me but never near
It’s that whenever I see your words I feel them
I hear
Like Pavlov’s pet at the sound of a chiming bell
I feel that double pulse vibration in my wrist
Akin to a heartbeat
A tell
You tell me how you feel, I can’t resist
Memorizing the way the notif
Ingrains a petroglyph
When I look down to view it I always hope that it’s you
So that I may feel the rush I’ve grown so accustomed to
I find it hard to sit in solitude.
In your typed tidings I found my refuge
Texts to remind me that I found solace
In a never ending sea of technological prowess
Connecting me to you and you to me
In a computer generated symphony
The ebb and flow of time has not changed.
Yet I don’t think I’ll ever be the same
After I don’t see and feel your name
Glowing, on my high-tech window pane
Kira Kramer
Kira Kramer
While Kira is not a regular poetry writer, there are days where she find pockets of peace, and the words manage find her. She hopes that you can enjoy them. She is a third year Public Health student at UNLV, and in her free time she enjoys gardening, baking, and reading.
Instagram: @kira.kramer