Summary
The web content presents a reflective haiku on modern distraction by Jenny Justice, accompanied by a photograph and a brief introduction of the author, along with links to her other works.
Abstract
The webpage features a poignant haiku titled "Distract" by Jenny Justice, which contemplates the numbing effect of smartphones on society. The poem is juxtaposed with a serene image of a person holding a phone, captured by Paul Hanaoka. Jenny Justice is described as a multifaceted writer and educator, recognized for her contributions across various topics on Medium. The page also includes invitations to explore Justice's other literary pieces, such as "Coffee" and "Music/No Words," suggesting a thematic focus on everyday life and reflection.
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The phone distracts in hand — Why must we be so numb?
Jenny Justice is a mom, Sociology instructor, and writer. You can follow her on Medium and at Jenny Justice, Writer. She has been recognized as a Top Writer on Medium in Poetry, Parenting, Reading, Education, Books, Racism, Feminism and Climate Change, so far. You can follow her poetry at Justice Poetic.
Devon PricePsychological research is clear: when people procrastinate, there's usually a good reason
Melody Koh 🤔A fair warning from someone that ‘quit’ twice
Ossiana TepfenhartNo, for real, this is terrifying.
Kris GageBecause most of “the signs” they tell you are garbage
Alexander Nguyen1-page. Well-formatted.
