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Lost In This Connected World

By Moiz Poonawala


Wires hum , and glass screens buzz, 

Million reels they fill our heads with fuzz , 

Fake warmth and joy , sold like precious gold ,

Million hearts at night , sleep alone and cold.


We seldom care , to hear an old friends voice, 

Avoid meeting them , often by our own choice

In this golden age of bits and bytes , 

 Human relationships turn devoid of light .


The glass screens have charmed and hypnotized, 

Our human race now stands truly zombified. 

Necks heavy with burden, eyes hooked to shiny screens ,

Our minds eye hungrily , meaningless riffraff gobbles and gleans.


Million Strangers walk on overflowing streets, 

Bumping shoulders , though not one cares to greet !

No time to ask or say a kind Hello , 

How did we all end up so aloof and mellow !


To de-stress with nature, we travel thousands of miles ,

But in a race for Likes , we capture selfies and fake smiles ! 


Even free moments of leisure , we choose to disown

Memories trapped in camera's, posted for reasons unknown !


Tinder and Threads , they claim to connect, 

But True love turns elusive , broken homes prove defect

The young ones lack feelings, there is no empathy ,

Love, hurt and emotions , are all mockery



Bound tight in coded networked chains,

Why cant we feel others hurt and pains ?


Why do we seldom pause to truly care?

Why cant we , our feelings, freely show and share?


The networks void spreads deep and dark inside, 

Where our solitude and strife, quietly cower and hide


Though we claim to be connected as one human race ,

Aren't we just fractured souls, fallen from Gods kind grace !


By Moiz Poonawala


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Priti Das
Priti Das
Dec 31, 2025
Rated 5 out of 5 stars.

Beautiful description of the detachment of modern days. The essence of seclusion even amidst chaos.

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Jehovah Shalom
Jehovah Shalom
Dec 29, 2025
Rated 5 out of 5 stars.

The idea of being “connected” but emotionally distant is so true.

This felt personal.

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Rashee thahi
Rashee thahi
Dec 29, 2025
Rated 5 out of 5 stars.

The lines about old friends hurt.

We lose people without even fighting for them.

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Chithra
Chithra
Dec 29, 2025
Rated 5 out of 5 stars.

Simple words, but the message goes deep.

It quietly calls all of us out.

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Bharath 2803
Bharath 2803
Dec 29, 2025
Rated 4 out of 5 stars.

Technology and Reality is portrayed in a more relatable way in this poem as we can see how we run out of humans to technology.

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