Low Battery

Low battery, eight percent

No charger, but I'm content

Messages blink, then fade away

Guess I'll call it a no-phone day

Birds tweet louder than my phone

Grass feels better when I'm alone

Sun paints freckles on my skin

Think I'm liking this unplugged grin

No pings, no buzz, no screens to slide

Just wind and toast and sleepy eyes

Forget the world, it'll still spin

Even if I miss what's happenin'

Didn't scroll, didn't snap

No likes, no tags — imagine that

A lazy laugh, a tilted hat

And silence — yeah, I'm cool with that

Walked a bit, hummed a tune

Shoes untied by afternoon

Tripped, then laughed — no proof, no post

Just me and joy, coast to coast

No pings, no buzz, no "what's the tea?"

Just jam on toast and jasmine tea

Let the world chase what it will

I'm busy being soft and still

Five percent and feelin' fine

Peace came through without a sign

Offline world, you've got my heart

Even if my screen goes dark

No pings, no buzz, no endless scroll

Just sky and breeze and self-control

Might charge it... or maybe not

This low battery hits the spot

Two percent and slowing down

Streetlights blink in a sleepy town

The world turns soft in twilight's hush

And nothing calls, there's no more rush

Phone goes black — and so does time

But here I am, and I feel fine

Stars appear where bars once showed

And silence sings what I once scrolled

No sound, no light, no need to check

Just breaths in sync and no regrets