Just some wistful dystopian poetry for you all that popped into my head during what’s passing for my “this morning.”
Cell Phone Towers
We live our lives of drinking reheated coffee while we get up too early or sleep in too late.
We are anchored to our reality by the tether of cell phone wires plugged into wall outlets,
letting us know when we are about to lose connection to the functionality we have made of ourselves,
when we will lose our place as one more cog in the great spinning wheel
we have made of this earth, one large machine run by the breath of its inhabitants.
I do not rue the network we have defined ourself as, not entirely,
for there’s something to it, being able to have at least the merest scrap of you,
in the sound of your voice while you are in China and I am in Belize,
but I wonder if perhaps there would not be so much distance,
if we’d focused more on how to climb tree branches instead of success ladders.
Maybe we wouldn’t be drinking so much reheated coffee,
and maybe my perfume would be the smell of you, instead of this odor to mask the loneliness.
Quill Aquiver 
This poem reminds me of the work of John Betjeman. I think you’d like his poems. He can be somewhat reactionary, but what shines through the most is a sincere love for life and all the little trappings that go with it. He reminds me of G. K. Chesterton. tl;dr Check him out.