Apparently, and I’m not that amazed, there’s a wee
protest brewing about the change to things ‘Postal’;
of course it’s headed by a question why’d the rates
have to rise so high, are there costs we have never
heard described in 300 years postal history - or are
we being conned by commercial interests with their
obverse view we have to pay for what they foresee
as a means to keep their profitability guaranteed
The Post has been an integral connect one took as
a standard of best service delivery, and yet we’ll be
inheritors of a less than adequate idea the internet
effectively rendered it redundant; that cyber dream
is a myth - and we’re already regretting it bespoke
an indefensibly false belief, unless you’d invested
And I’ll guess we’ll learn to live less in a walk with
expectancy down to the letterbox at the gate, and
more with states of anarchy the World Wide Web
mandates criterion for competitive efficiency; that
is if you can believe anything providers say, & it’s
their claim they’re giving it to us for free
© 4 January 2016, I. D. Carswell
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