PECO boo recalcitrant kilowatt hour consumer

rew4er2nail

How ideal to luxuriate

supposed divine right frill

maximizing climate control

with matter of fact bravado

creature comfort pang to fulfill

consequent flagrant portent


to exercise freewill

beware controlled environment

pays hefty bill

cracking heat as

temperature gets chill

cumulative destructive

ecological footprints generated,

thus advisable to swallow

figuratively bitter pill,

herewith suggested

binary/digital quill,

cuz unchecked energy

consumption will

necessitate fossil fuels

subjected to frack and drill

invariably contribute

render moot no rhyme

or reason for Jack and Jill

to hastily clamber uphill

fetching pail of possibly

tainted, ruined, polluted... water

evidenced courtesy eutrophication

algal blooms, decimated krill

aquatic flora and fauna stockstill

meaning... untenable for life

perhaps percolating, spewing, zapping...

seepage from landfill

nsync with detritus

many industries spill,

not necessarily directly

linkedin to cranking thermostat until

warmth ideal for barenaked ladies,

who cavort, frolic,

viz yule eyes imagistic poetic skill

veritably lighting boathouse row

reflections shimmering, scintillating,

glistening off Schuylkill

deceptive brilliant appearance

unsafe toxic drinking water courtesy mill

yens flowing electrons to power

industrial secretes no longer confidential

public knowledge and awareness critical

to stem tide allowing, enabling,

and providing juice to sustain treadmill

ever faster rat race pace of life cozily housing

Homo sapiens hermetically sealed against

extreme temperatures,

ye must adapt experiencing chill

bundling layers of clothes
-
case in point yours truly,

who also keeps windows ajar

refreshing brisk air lungs to fill.

 

  • Author: rew4er2nail (Offline Offline)
  • Published: October 27th, 2019 14:07
  • Category: Sociopolitical
  • Views: 32
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