The Robot And The Man Poem by Vera Sidhwa

The Robot And The Man



The Robot and the Man


Said the robot to the man,
What is it like to eat?
What is deep sleep?
And what is love?

I never felt these things you know,
Yet the flowers drink rain and grow.
Why can't I also do so?
There's no sense in being a robot.

Said the man to the robot.
I always obeyed commands.
I did what my office told me.
I could never ever be me.

So the robot and the man,
Started in search for meaning.
They both realized,
That love was the thing that was missing.

Saturday, September 5, 2015
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