In this modern age

In this fast-paced modern age

Where everything seems to change

I find myself asking

Do I have to change my name?

Will it make me a star

Or just another face in the crowd

Should I conform and adjust

Or stay true to who I am proud

The pressure to fit in

Is so hard to ignore

But do I really want to be someone else

Amidst this constant clamor and roar

And then there's the question

Should I lose some weight

To fit society's standards

And be considered great

But is my worth defined

By the number on a scale

Or the fire in my soul

That refuses to fail

This modern life, it seems

Is not meant for me

No pen holding, just cell phones

No hand holding, just bumping elbows, you see

I long for simplicity

For genuine connection and real face-to-face talks

Not just scrolling through endless screens

In this world that never stops

But maybe I'm just old-fashioned

In this ever-evolving game

For I still long for simpler times

This modern life, it's just not the same

So, do I have to change my name

To keep up with society's pace

Or should I embrace who I am

And create my own unique space

For in the end, it's not about fame

Or conforming to a certain mold

It's about staying true to myself

And living a life that's not boring and bold.