The Apple Store
For certain things I’m just too old –
The Apple Store is one.
As soon as I set foot inside,
I want to turn and run.
The counters where they make you stand,
(Why not a stool to sit?)
The questions that they ask
Which I can’t answer, not a whit.
The staff can barely tolerate
A dinosaur like me,
Losing patience when I can’t produce
My Apple Cloud ID.
They never solve my problems
So it’s anybody’s guess
Whey my Cloud account must linger
At my old email address.
My iPhone needs an upgrade –
That’s a fact I can embrace –
But I’ll buy it someplace where at least
I won’t feel out of place.
Copyright © Ilene Bauer | Year Posted 2016
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