Phone Screen - By Mahi Meetali
Written By: Mahi Meetali
Category: free verse poetry
Competition: Global Poetry and Creative Writing Competition 2026
Mahi Meetali presents a thought-provoking piece titled "Phone Screen" in the category of free verse poetry. This submission is part of the Global Poetry and Creative Writing Competition 2026, a platform celebrating diverse voices from around the world. Mahi's poem explores the fleeting nature of attraction and societal tendencies to discard the imperfect, inviting readers to reflect on their perceptions and relationships.
About the Work
In "Phone Screen," Mahi Meetali uses the metaphor of a cracked phone screen to draw parallels with human relationships. The poem's tone is candid, urging readers to consider how quickly we dismiss both objects and people with perceived flaws. The imagery is relatable, evoking a sense of introspection about our superficial judgments.
Phone Screen
Original Submission by Mahi Meetali
Phone Screen
You like the phone screen until a crack shows up,
suddenly it's embarrassing so you just change it.
Funny how it is same in case of people as well,
one flaw and suddenly they're no longer attractive but a burden.
About the Competition
The Global Poetry and Creative Writing Competition 2026 by Hashtag Kalakar is a distinguished event that showcases the creativity and diversity of writers worldwide. It provides a platform for poets and writers to share their unique voices and perspectives, fostering a global community of literary enthusiasts.
Thank you, Mahi Meetali, for sharing your insightful poem "Phone Screen" with us. Your contribution to the Global Poetry and Creative Writing Competition 2026 highlights significant themes that resonate deeply with readers. We appreciate your participation and look forward to seeing more of your work in the future.
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