The speaker sets two kinds of "reality" against each other: the frantic one on a screen and the slow one in the natural world. The screen is all flashing, pulsing, screaming, and the short, rushed lines ("Fast fast flipping") make you feel that speed. Nature moves too, but gently. Trees bend, the sun arcs, the moon dances, and even the cheetah, the fastest animal, is more likely to be napping than sprinting. The ocean pulses like a screen, yet it stays still enough to hold and inspire you.
When the screen shouts "LOOK LOOK LOOK," the speaker calls it "my mind's drug," which suggests a pull that is hard to resist. By the end, the tone softens into relief. Breathing air, seeing a face that isn't flashing, and holding an embrace feel like rest. The final lines, "Be / Still," slow everything down, leaving a calm, almost pleading mood.