Can you give the declamation piece entitled text me not by Julieta S. Abalos?

Answer 1

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"Text me not"

by Julieta S. Abalos

A mother said to her daughter, "Don't text me. Never. Never do it. I want to hear your voice. Your voice so sweet and dear to my ears. The text is not enough to answer me that you are so fine, strong and happy. I want to hug and kiss you. Once more, it's you not the text.

But the daughter dear replied, "Mother you cannot walk, run or ride this technology age. You have to fly to be in it. Take off the sentimentality. Be contented with the text, because I am so busy. I have to text my friends. I have to answer their text. It's text time. Don't be that emotional mother. Let's talk text

Until one day, the daughter dear came home, "Mama," she cried, "I failed. I did not pass the examination. I will be retained. I'm very sorry. I was so full with cellphone text time, computer internet and e-mail." Mother replied, "Now my dearest, talk to your text, force the computer, internet and e-mail. Let them help you, and comfort you. Will they answer your problems my dearest?! You must realize that we have set a crown of roses on your youth and fortified you against the disasters of your days."

"Oh! Mama! Now I understand, all the technologies cannot change the heart of a mother and the hearts of all men." the daughter replied. "Let us make the technology our helpers but not our hearts. Text me not, talk to me." ended mother.

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