I still remember as if it was yesterday I was playing on the streets along with all the children in the neighbourhood Little ones, the teens and even some of the adults Street football was the one everyone loved It was like a generation match, youngsters versus the adults Everyone would be present for the street games
Reality check, 21st century… Streets are for cars only Games are only virtual Chatting means social media Acceptance means be someone else on the internet Parents no longer know their kids, they only know work Kids feel adopted by their babysitters
Video games, video calls, video conferences Our lives resume to technology Robots created to replace humans Yet humans are turning to robots bending to each new ‘update’
Marie Anaïs Tessa L’Etang
I am from Mauritius but grew up in the Caribbean. My main hobbies would be reading and writing.
Writing has always been a big part of me since I was 8 when I won my first poetry writing competition, and ever since I never stopped writing. Writing is a crucial part of my day and is more than just a hobby for me. My instagram is anais.tessa
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