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Austin Resignation

by David Lester Young — Read all 1,103 poems by David Lester Young

Giving up on writing that one song, will stick to resigned Poet Tree branches that hopefully do naught freeze and break apart upon elocution.

There is a human power source today that is controlling the Liberal Arts, under Victorian Terms Federalist restrictions.

Tuesday, February 7, 2023


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Austin Resignation

After four days
without electricity
It brings on
this Austin Resignation
That a poet
will never
write a song
Ever so meager
to fulfill
a fantasy.

Like before
the reign of
snap crackle pop
Of Austin branches
cutting off electricity
After four days,
when the power
came back on
Same no personal
snail mail,
email
came back.

That cell phone calls
still spam Social Security
And the only way
you know you
are still alive
Is a monthly SS check
and AT&T Internet bill
Affordable housing
being Condo fortified
around you.

How soon
will one have,
before prices skyrocket
Leaving Poets to have to leave
South of the Colorado
To be resigned elsewhere,
acquiescent American Dream
Well away from
Austin Energy power
Winter outages.

Wonder if heaven has email
and cell phone Angel service?

HeArtMosphere Poet




Austin Resignation

After four days without electricity
It brings on this Austin Resignation
That a poet will never write a song
Ever so meager to fulfill a fantasy.

Like before the reign of snap crackle pop
Of Austin branches cutting off electricity
After four days, when the power came back on
Same no personal snail mail, email, came back.

That cell phone calls, still spam Social Security
And the only way you know you are still alive
Is a monthly SS check and AT&T Internet bill
Affordable housing being Condo fortified around you.

How soon will one have, before prices skyrocket
Leaving Poets to have to leave South of the Colorado
To be resigned elsewhere, acquiescent American Dream
Well away from Austin Energy power Winter outages.

Wonder if heaven has email and cell phone Angel service?

HeArtMosphere Poet

 

 



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Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on February 9, 2023
Clearly calls for action that the infrastructure project will address, even in Texas where profit precedes community services and coal is still burned from Colorado or West Virginia rather than taking advantage of are ample sunshine even when it's freezing cold outside.

As long as power is transmitted above ground on aging cables, ice storms, falling branches and high winds, will bring power outages. They are almost impossible to escape unless everyone goes to decentralized power sources like the roofs of our condos.

If one likes the dry summer heat, heading south of the Colorado River sounds like a good idea.

Ron


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