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A Requiem For Today's Technologist A Computer Is My Lover The Only Life I've Ever Known I've Given It My Soul And In Return I've Got It's Own.
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A Requiem For Today's Technologist
A computer is my lover
The only life I've ever known
I've given it my soul
And in return I've got it's own.
I tried to love a human
But he filled my days with pain
The ache was so intense, I swore
I'd not love man again.
My love went to the computer
For it was quick and smart,
And it would never hurt me -
Until it became my heart.
The life in me has died -
The greatest pain I've ever known -
From the computer as my lover
And the empty soul I own.
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