Alarms

I’ll never get used to alarms Though homeowners see all their charms. It’s too easy to make Just one tiny mistake Which can cause some to be up in arms. To disarm one you need fob or code Or you’ll wake an entire abode For the noise it emits Blows one’s eardrums to bits And those woken from sleep may explode. In the city, alarm use is rare And it isn’t that people don’t care But a doorman and lock Chase the thieves from the block To the suburbs – alarmers beware!