Every week, the Standard collaborates with Typewriter Rodeo in Austin to create personalized poems about Texas topics.
The recent poem, titled “False Fall,” humorously captures the unpredictable nature of Texas weather. The writer expresses their eagerness for cooler temperatures in September, only to be disappointed by the lingering heat. This relatable experience resonates with many Texans who eagerly anticipate the arrival of autumn.
Typewriter Rodeo’s poems are featured on Texas Standard every Friday, offering listeners a creative and entertaining perspective on various themes. Fans can submit their ideas for poems on Facebook, Twitter, or via email, allowing for community engagement and participation.
For those who miss the live broadcasts, Typewriter Rodeo is available as a podcast, ensuring that audiences can enjoy the witty and insightful poems at their convenience. The accessibility of the podcast format allows for a wider audience reach and enhances the overall experience for listeners.
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As we navigate the ever-changing seasons and embrace the quirks of Texas weather, Typewriter Rodeo offers a lighthearted and relatable perspective that celebrates the unique charm of the Lone Star State. Whether you’re a long-time fan or a newcomer to the world of custom poetry, Typewriter Rodeo invites you to join in the fun and creativity that defines their work. Stay tuned for more delightful poems and engaging content from Typewriter Rodeo on Texas Standard.
