Enough with the novels, already. Time to spin some haikus, eh?
I admit it: the internet is eating my mind. And here are some related haikus, straight from the poet, by God.
Spring day darkening:
the locust digital swarm
eats my absent mind.
Read on for the essential lowdown on dopamine addiction.

Dipping for Dopamine
Delivery vehicles,
Every damn Like
A dopamine fix.

Proto-cyborg Lament
The battery defunct,
My 5G iPhone is dead.
I am diminished.

Oxymoron
Mindfully multi-tasking,
Oxymoronic
Protomoronic.

It’s often said the internet is more addictive than tobacco or alcohol.
“Many people say this.”
– Donald J. Trump
And so it is. But just wait till fully immersive GR arrives on the scene.

You can read all about that in MOM. And in Genesis 2.0, new editions of which — ebook and print on demand — are now available online.
Special bonus for having read this far:
And…
We focus on nothing at all…words to live by.
Ever truer, in my own experience. Though I want to think I’m fighting it. … Happy holidays, Terry.