From Social to Sheltered

A world that buzzes, clicks, and swipes,
Where every moment’s on display,
Can pull the mind in endless types,
And steal the calm of every day. The scrolling feeds, the constant hum,
A flood of faces, voices, news,
Can leave the heart and spirit numb,
With truths distorted, lies confused. But there’s a place beyond this noise,
Where stillness waits, a gentle friend,
Away from all the scrolling toys,
Where frantic thoughts can start to mend. So, close the apps, and step outside,
Feel sunlight warm upon your skin,
Let nature’s whispers be your guide,
And let the quiet draw you in. For in the silence, truth is found,
A deeper calm, a breath of grace,
No likes or shares, no chasing sound,
Just you, yourself, in sacred space. Disconnect to reconnect,
With who you are, and what you need,
To find the peace you may suspect,
Is buried in the constant feed.