Perhaps ask hubski for suggestions for your monthly poems. I would recommend Fire and Ice by Robert Frost. It's short and easy and has many applications to modern life.
This poem is handy to know. Recently a friend of mine dropped his iPhone into water. People said to put it in a bag with rice, a common response. (Note - just checked the rice-cell phone solution here.) The rice soution gave me a chance to quote Fire and [R]ice.) From what I've tasted of desire, I hold with those who favour fire But if it had to perish twice I think I know enough of hate to say that for destruction rice is also great and will suffice. My friend said, "Wow, did you make that up just now?" Clearly he wasn't a Frost fan. Some say the cell phone will end in fire, some in rice.