An urban poem about Click, Buy, Happy movement.

In the heart of the city's bustling throng, Where neon lights and dreams belong, A movement sparked, a modern sway, Click, Buy, Happy, they'd always say. Through cyber streets and digital lanes, A revolution in commerce's chains, No longer shops with crowded shelves, Just virtual aisles where hearts could delve.
Click, the mouse's soft refrain, A world of choices, no need to explain, With a simple tap, desires took flight, From fashion to gadgets, day to night. Buy, the currency of modern delight, No cash in hand, just plastic's might, Digits exchanged, a transaction's dance, Goods shipped across, a global expanse. Happy, the promise that lay ahead, In parcels delivered to homes widespread, But as the rush of consumption grew, Did happiness deepen or bid adieu?
In this Click, Buy, Happy parade, Did we find bliss or just a charade? Amidst convenience's tempting art, Did we lose touch with our beating heart? So let's pause a moment, take a breath, Reflect on what we've welcomed, and yet, Rediscover the streets, the faces that greet, For true happiness lies in moments sweet.
Beyond the clicks and purchases grand, In simple joys, hand in hand, In city streets, where life takes root, Let's find happiness in the unscripted pursuit.