The Weaver's Hands
My grandmother's hands, gnarled and strong and wise,
Once spun the threads of family, beneath sun-drenched skies.
Now, her fingers trace a screen, a world at her command,
Connecting hearts across the sea, a digital wonderland.
Each video call, a shuttle flying fast,
Weaving moments, memories meant to last.
From simple letters, to instant messages untold,
We shape our stories, brave and new, and bold.
But in this dance, a bittersweet embrace,
Progress marches on, leaving some out of place.
The threads of hope, with loneliness entwined,
A fragile balance, for the human heart and mind.
For every connection, a distance we may feel,
A loss of touch, a reality less real.
The human heart, a compass in the digital storm,
Must guide our steps, and keep our spirits warm.
We are the weavers, each stitch a choice we make,
Creating worlds, both wondrous and for goodness' sake.
With careful hands, and hearts both clear and bright,
Let's weave a future, filled with love and light. Let's choose the threads, the colors we embrace,
And shape a world, where technology finds its place,
Not as a master, but a friend to hold our hand,
To build a future, where all can understand