Meadowhead Bard

Random and surreal poetry satire and short stories.

Crypto Songs.

I would have dearly loved to have answered yesterday’s prompt “Thoughts on crypto currency” So I will write a little here. When I first started work at 14 years old 58 years ago, we got our pay in a little brown envelope, that money was then transferred to my wallet which was then padlocked, screwed and glued to my leg, in other words, no one could steal it. Now with internet banking, card payments and Crapto currency, there are incalculable ways to steal ones money. So the answer to my thoughts on Crapto currency “Put it were the sun don’t shine”

Back to today’s prompt “A song that changed my life?” Bob Dylan’s songs are far too numerous to mention and most have influenced me in some way, so I’m not going there. Sorry for a repeat, but I wrote the following for a similar prompt a while ago.

THIS IS MY SONG.

Sing your song of progress, sing your song of tech, sing your song of growth Mammons hands around your neck.
Sing of a life improved that never seems to manifest, sing of million Dollar suits while the majority go undressed.
Sing of a virtual life, where reality is a myth, sing of a million souls living in a concrete monolith.
I will sing a song for freedom, who will listen, who will dare, who will sing along with me and in the chorus share? Who will stand up and be counted, fixed and resolute who will stand firm, against the bully and the brute?

All words Meadowhead Bard.

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