I built a little time machine
Like I’ve done so often before
Though this one really worked
I soon found myself in the future
A bit old and wrinkled
Feeling unexcited
I decided to play a prank
And call my teenage self
From the past
To see how it works out
I dialled his number (or my old number)
It rang for a long time
Eventually, someone did pick up
I said, “Howdy, Frank. I am Frank from the future.”
And he said (or I said)
“Sorry, not interested.”
As he disconnected the call
Damn, that is so me!
Frank From The Future
Frank Solanki 
Very funny.
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This is damn fun and such powerful storytelling in all your posts/poetry
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Thanks, Shrabani.
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Woah… such a powerful message!
I think, Frank, you outdid yourself in this poem! Well done!! *claps hard*
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Oh, thanks a lot.
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is this a poem from my future? i always thought teenage me would definitely punch 30s me in the stomach and call me a sellout
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Haha! Funny
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Itās always great to have a FS poem in my inbox. Thanks
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haha, why does this seem like something so many of us would do?? Partly because of the number of telemarketing calls we get, are we really to blame??
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I think most countries have banned/ strictly regulated those. I never get calls like that. I do get plenty of spam emails, so living in the EU doesn’t solve everything š
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Ahh you are very lucky! I live in Canada and we get so many calls like that still lol. I guess it’s opposite here as I don’t get that many spam emails
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Think sometimes how many spam emails you get, also depends on which websites you visit.
I once took a political opinion test and got liberal. Next day I was somehow on the mailing list from ALDE (the alliance of liberal parties for EU parliament elections). The test wasn’t even EU related in any way.
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Funny!
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