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Orwell's Predictions ARE(?) Finally Coming to Pass...
by Ed Matlack → (All Poetry by Ed Matlack)
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No more General motors,

Chrysler or even Ford,

Maybe a governmental over take,

Of the UAW, those workers will be bored…

 

It finally seems to have come to pass,

Orwell’s version of the future, sitting on our ass,

We have become quite altogether complacent,

With regards our governing bodies everyday brass…

 

The little guy has no choice,

Live with the change, don’t raise your voice,

Take what is given, the government protects,

I knew when I had the chance so may years past,

I should have just bought that long lasting Rolls Royce…

 

More could be herein said,

But what’s the overall point,

Whether we believe it or not,

We are all living by a proverbial thread,

Guess I will just forget the world,

And get back to smoking my joint…

 

 

© ed ;-) 6/4/09


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Reviewed by Lois Christensen
Reviewed on June 6, 2009
Too bad good people have to suffer through this hallabaloo. It seems very unfair to all. Many do not like it, but what can we do about it. It seems people of no distinction have no say in any matter at all,What will be will be , higher ups say. It's cruel in a way, isn't it?

Reviewed by Karen Vanderlaan
Reviewed on June 5, 2009
it is scary-and even scarier when we just aquiess like sheep to slaughter

Reviewed by Felix Perry
Reviewed on June 5, 2009
You are truly and frighteningly right...our society as we know it is gradually dissappearing. Shit, give me a hit off what you are smoking dude...need to calm my nerves.

fee

Reviewed by J'nia Fowler
Reviewed on June 5, 2009
Tres Existential and well penned. We are long past Orwell's 1984, we in the west that is but the rest of the world has been suffering more than we can imagine. We have at least had an imaginary life ring to support us for awhile at least. Now it has holes in it and we too are going down. Pass the brownies, J'nia

Reviewed on June 5, 2009
ED - WELL SAID, MY FRIEND !!!

Watch out for Big Brother's - Fickle Finger of Fate -

'HE' might next want to massage your - PROSTATE !!!

TK.

Reviewed on June 5, 2009
Well I don't know what to say
When I think of the economy and where it's going, especially the oil prices it gives me a headache
Thanks for the pain LOL
Well we can't do much about it, so I choose to laugh it off :)
Great write, have a good one
The old Canadian Buzzard

Reviewed by Mr. Ed
Reviewed on June 5, 2009
Many of Orwell's other predictions are already here:

The Thought Police already have secret telescreens (they’re watching your reading this right now, so it’s best to wear clothes while sitting at your computer), hidden microphones and cameras at every intersection, spy satellites, and anonymous informers who spy on potential ‘thought-criminals.’
Children are being indoctrinated to be informers: to spy and report on suspected ‘thought-criminals’ — especially their parents. (Best be very careful of all your spawn you mentioned at that trailer park.) Pets are also being indoctrinated with a special vaccine and microchip, which detects illegal substances.

(You should probably delete this poem, right now!)

Reviewed by Georg Mateos
Reviewed on June 5, 2009
The Japanese didn't get bogged in self-gratification, they didn't churned out car after cars to sell a zillion, they kept one ear on the ground and listened to customers. Toyota is one example, and now they are building electric cars with lighter batteries, 500 miles reach with one charge and a recharging taking only 15 minutes.
MG got taken with its pants down insisting on building "American" gas guzzlers.
Nobody believed the warnings about Bush cronies, Cheney cronies, Halliburn Oil et all, blocking any attempt to have better, cheaper, safe cars without refined oil addiction , because they wanted the bucks, who need to pay for it wasn't their concern.

Georg


Reviewed on June 4, 2009
Hi Ed, Even for us that don't mess with Mary Jane sure are tempted too these days! I'm afraid if I did it would put me to sleep and I won't ever want to wake up. But the coughing would kill me first, I'm sure. Orwell wasn't far off, was he? Look at us all, sitting in front of our "monitors"... that's how Big Brother is watching us, right? Stay strong, Ed! It's not only Rufuz that needs your truths and humor...

In Spirit,
Bear


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