The document contains 3 short pieces by students on the topic of technology: 1) "Death of internet user" by Jason Ho is a poem about a soldier who dies in battle while trying to access the internet. 2) "In this world we live in" by Isabel is a reflection on how social media and technology have replaced in-person interactions. 3) "Gaming" by Yuzheng is a poem listing classic video games and commenting on their gameplay styles.

1. TECHNOLOGICAL CONNECTIONS
Death of internet user ~ by Jason Ho, 2A
In this world we live in ~ by Isabel, 2C
Gaming ~ by Yuzheng, 2C

2. Death of internet user
I’m fighting a war.
I’m lost in the forest.
There is no internet, I search for WiFi and it failed me too.
I lifted up my handphone to search for internet,
enemy aircraft flying above,
they see me reaching up with my handphone.
They bombard the whole area, I die! You die!
Everybody dies!
Now, my brothers, we walk the bridge to the
holy paradise where gods welcome us.
Even now there is still no internet nor WiFi.
My saddened heart now numbed by the
divine encouragement from god.
I’m so happy in that paradise –
all my comrades, friends and family are there.
But there’s still no WiFi.
by Jason Ho, 2A

3. In this world we live in
In this world we live in
We don’t do much interacting
Compared to writing compositions,
We’d rather check out our Twitter interactions.
Compared to asking, ‘Hey, what’s your name?’
We’d rather ask, ‘Hey what’s your Twitter username?’
Compared to meeting up with people face to face
We’d rather chat with them on cyberspace
Isn’t it sad, that the world has become like that?
by Isabel, 2C

4. Gaming
Do you remember Pac-man? The Legend of Zelda,
He had to watch out for every ghost is full of adventure
While Pitfall Harry, If you remember Pong
about his treasure, he’d boast. you might need some dentures.
With Bomberman All of these games are great classics.
came a big bang, Either button-mashers,
Fans of Space Invaders, or requiring tactics.
of defeating aliens they sang.
The best of all time
was Halo, the first-person shooter.
To play Super Mario,
you wouldn’t’ need a teacher.
Call of Duty,
It’s all about war.
It’s one of those games
with a lot of gore. by Yuzheng, 2C