Head Trauma
They don’t make USB cords
Long enough these days;
Poor Macbook was cross-tied
Between the printer and the power outlet
Somehow he leapt up into the air
And landed on his head.
I rushed to pick him up,
Only to find him seizing,
His screen flickering
In scintillating colors.
I brought him to the Genius Bar
And now he shall stay in hospital
Until he is well again.
I’ll miss him, the poor thing.
Get well soon, Mac!
Poetry by Nancy Sikora
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Written on 2016-02-06 at 01:53
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