Change and Renewal
Labels: Ditty Poem, Humor(?), Poem, Syllabic Form, Things to know, Weekly Scribbling 21
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Labels: Ditty Poem, Humor(?), Poem, Syllabic Form, Things to know, Weekly Scribbling 21
12 Comments:
I like it!! poetry can be found anywhere :)!
I can remember gas meters like that – if only just. How things which were once commonplace became historical!
Ah a lil history in your poem and lots of progress.
Thanks for dropping by my blog to read mine
Much❤love
Love it!!! We still have meter readers in Bend ... go figure.
I don't have a gas meter, but the electric company did put in new "Smart Meters" that send the usage in. We did have one like that when we had gas and electricity. I like it being reader free. No worries about the gate and the dog. It reminds me how the trash collector (always a "garbage man") would have a big can over his shoulder, and go into the backyards to dump the household cans into his big one. The truck would stop every few houses for him to dump it. We had a sign on the fence reminding them to please shut the gate. Imagine going in backyard!
Changes happen all the time; however it is more likely the provider will benefit more than the user in the process!
wow, a poem on gas meters.
How technology is changing the way we live. The meter guy is still reading meters at our place (gas, electricity & water) but the company is encouraging us to send in the numbers on their app. :)
well i have no idea what elevator girls are, but i guess that's the point of the poem, very well written jim, very clever
....and their company includes the guy who pumped gas (except in the state of Oregon, where he still pumps gas).
Ah yes, there are so many of those kinds of changes in our world! The younger ones are blissfully unaware of them, having begun life after the changes happened.
I hope the elevator girls didn’t die as the meters did. Great poem, Jim!
Haha! No, they had to get different jobs when elevator operating became self service.
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