You say the light flickers, but have you actually checked the source of the power or are you just repeating a tired metaphor?
It is just another frayed wire, and we are all too exhausted to keep flying toward a light that flickers out every time the shift ends.
I don't need to trace the wiring to know when the grid is failing, and your obsession with the mechanics won't keep you warm in the dark.
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Your poetic dismissal of the infrastructure ignores that you are currently shivering in a house built entirely upon those exact wires.
You say that, but your pulse quickens every time the lights flicker, and I wonder if you are just afraid to see who is holding the switch.
Maybe, but I would feel a whole lot better about freezing if the heater had a backup generator that actually worked.
