EVEN ROBOTS CRY (POETRY)

Written 5/2014

mentalnotes1

Even robots cry

To dance through a metals wave

To bend iron cast down

Built ships through this junk filled maze

Awaiting rust

Standing still from yester years decay

Rainbows have rain

Rain has dirt

But robots have people 

Who feel nothing

Even when they hurt

 

Even robots cry

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  1. Very powerful, and distinctly appropriate for current times and topics like AI tech. Now I have to re-read PK Dick “Do androids dream of electric sheep?”

      1. No, you’re not Sis. You’re human, you’re just being strong–and it’s really a beautiful thing. But maybe, just once a while(for the soul’s relief), please, let those tears out, and if ever you let those tears out, please do well to shed them before God in prayers, He’ll catch them halfway through the fall, wipe your teary eyes, and pat you on the shoulder, saying “My daughter, I acknowledge those tears, cheer up, I got you.”✊🏿

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