![]() Globalist CapitalismA Poem by Footprints al carbon![]() Elite in the attic.![]()
It felt alright to everyone else.
To believe they needed this chance. To believe that cheaper is better. To know that more is more. I guess I got too expensive, My extravagant way of life, my wife, a house, a yard, two kids and a dog. But I've got a mortgage! I'm still paying off my car! My kids are in college! My old folks are in a home! Who cared about them? They couldn't make a living anymore! They got replaced by cheaper labor. Globalism made them obsolete. They made me too expensive. You sold them my dream, The lavish life in prison, Always answering to the privileged prick, The same one that looks at me now. I'm a knowledge worker, I'm a stooge and a fool, When I'm training my replacement, I'll be training a machine.
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Added on November 8, 2017 Last Updated on November 8, 2017 Author![]() Footprints al carbonPhoenix, AZAboutI'm a part time poet, usually during waking hours. An idea must be fed and put to bed in harmonic frequency as to the sun moving about the sky. Poetry is exhausting so burn clean my peoples. more..Writing
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