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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required avast extent of following poem crafted a couple plus years ago, when foretaste of temperate weather covered swath of eastern seaboard. Courtesy climate change (think global warming), I would never wish to exchange unseasonably warm temperature (eighteen plus degrees celsius in Schwenksville, Pennsylvania) meaning way out of expected range, cuz far to balmy, undoubtedly with old man winter furious his blizzard snowbound weather forecasts shortchanged. Once thermometer readings rise even smidgen one moost not minimize Earth way out of balance, an inconvenient truth I haint gonna catastrophize as bajillion acres plus one after another ocean dries even the skeptic cannot turn blind eye and believe contrary lies when every species practically extinct and self proclaimed éminence grise doth trumpet and stubbornly tries to claim plethora unearthed resources as sudden goldmine against wages of sin former traitor joe (biden his time) redeemers actualize to catalyze nth industrial revolution teaching as heresy ecocentric, which material basket of deplorables power mongers bowdlerize concurrence toward meteorological trend most all people agree toward adapting, experiencing, and witnessing increase - fair in height degree bestowed upon Thomas Newcomen, Richard Arkwright, Samuel Crompton, Edmund Cartwright and James Watt first Industrial Revolution conferred as honoree appellation not necessarily in retrospect donned as noble pedigree, now hundred of years later downside we see of belching, coughing, disorging... yes siree foul, (née deadly) cancerous, gaseous, noxious... pollutants.
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