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Handheld Haven
May 16, 2016
Mindlessly playing with a dulled cord.
Restlessly pressing buttons,
To interrupt a deep sleep.
Pulling tedious triggers,
Bumping bored bumpers.
Thinking, deciding, choosing.
Connecting, configuring, troubleshooting.
Reminiscent of players 2nd through 4th.
Escaping into worlds where age is naught but nonsense.
© Kena A., Huntsville, AL
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