My First Computer
My First Computer
By: Tom Wright
11-7-2019
My first home computer,
Was a number two lead pencil.
It’s only function,
Was as a writing utensil.
It could refresh, or delete,
and would even print.
But when applying too little pressure,
It prompted my eyes to squint.
It had sharpened graphite on one end,
And was abrasive on the other.
When it became to short,
I just asked for another.
It made its mark,
In the “Big Chief Tablet“ time.
When paper was cheap,
And computers, two for a dime.
But it faces extinction,
In our modern day.
Technology is slowly,
Driving this computer away.
Inspired by an email I received today.
Tom
Copyright © Tom Wright | Year Posted 2019
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