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Poem reflects on complexity, faith, and modern life

This item is a poem reflecting on the desire for simplicity and the complexities of modern life, particularly in relation to technology and faith. The author expresses a wish for easier times, contrasting the ease of prayer with the effort required to manifest dreams or build applications. The poem touches on themes of outsourcing dreams and the fundamental need for basic resources like electricity, ultimately yearning for a simpler existence. AI

RANK_REASON This item is a poem and does not contain news or factual reporting.

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Poem reflects on complexity, faith, and modern life

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  1. Mastodon — fosstodon.org TIER_1 English(EN) · davidjosephwriteshere.wordpress.com@davidjosephwriteshere.wordpress.com ·

    Escaping Complexity The easiest thing to doIs to pray and hope for luck.Let all things I really needBe simply given to me.But then I soon come to see,That I can

    Escaping Complexity The easiest thing to doIs to pray and hope for luck.Let all things I really needBe simply given to me.But then I soon come to see,That I can dream of prayingAnd hope to fulfill these dreamsOr maybe outsource dreaming.Let me write a golden promptTo build me a g…