In this poem/story, the narrator is a person in a hurry who drives a high-tech car that has the newest "digital doodads and doohickeys" as well as the latest "thing-a-ma-jigs, thing-a-ma-bobs, and what-cha-ma-call-its."
When the car's many iGadgets implode and explode, the narrator must make a transformative journey.
Excerpt:
I considered my car to be the best one around, The best high-tech model in town. However, on that day, something went wrong. Something snapped and banged as loud as a gong.
The thing-a-ma-jigs had gone all askew, And I did not know what to do. The car slowed down to a crawl, Then stopped when the engine stalled.
I opened the hood to find out what was wrong, But the list of problems was incredibly long.
The things that made my car go so fast Seemed to have imploded in a blast. The thing-a-ma-jig and the thing-a-ma-bob had both broken loose, And the what-cha-ma-call-it was wobbling like the head of a goose.
A digital doodad had exploded, Scattering all the iCircuits With which it was loaded.
************************* Joseph Rogers has other stories, poems, and novels that include: The Mysterious Gift Sentinels at the Gates: A Telepathic Thriller The Chronicles of Caroline Casey Hallowed Eve, Hallowed Day: a supernatural suspense story Maiden of Orleans: A Bayou Thriller Moonlight Warriors: A Tale of Two Hit Men The Powers That Be: A Supernatural Thriller Realm of Haden: A Space-Age Fantasy The Snow Maiden Sprite of the Light: a fairy tale A Princess and her Five Suitors: a fairy tale A Visitor on Christmas Eve