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Backup Plan

Travel day is what’s on tap
Two-year-old is in my lap
Doesn't seem that far to go
Just six inches on the map

Flying tantrums, status quo?
Not for parents in the know
Benadryl - voila! a nap
This ain’t my first rodeo…

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(no children or grandchildren were drugged in the making of this poem :-)

Categories: backup, grandchild, travel,
Form: Jueju

Calling For Backup

A short video that I watched this morning said it all.

Categories: backup, christian, faith, god,
Form: Free verse

Unpick

unpick the stitches
unravel the elements
unfasten rewind

Categories: backup, memory,
Form: Haiku

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry

Session 2: Tech Support Notes From the Server Backup and Dead Chicken Case

The Almost Omniscient, Omnipresent, Omnipotent Tech God Oisin
Session 2: Tech support notes from the server backup and dead chicken case

“Hello this is Oisin. How may I help you this morning?” Oisin says in his polite business voice.

“Oh, mighty omnipresent and omnipotent tech god Oisin. How have we displeased you that you see our disaster but

Categories: backup, humor, satire, technology,
Form: Prose

Soul Backup

Did God install a back-up switch,
In case of devastating glitch!
To one’s soul, like memory stick,
When the mind turns off in click,
With Alzheimer’s or just old age,
In times the brain fails to engage;
And when the end does come at last,
Does some reboot reclaim the past?
And send the soul on its last flight,
With all memories then made

Categories: backup, death, memory,
Form: Rhyme

Backup

I am tired of saying it!
Never ever delete unbackups doc
As in a nano you have deleted them,
You should have done more than a backup
In a nano too.
So backup and save or
Leave them alone! In their place.

Categories: backup, science,
Form: Prose

Backup

I remember after about 1990,
 i was using a computer xt type, speed 1o megahertz, 
screen used to burn me eyes, so i used dark glasses,
 i had just put some story on the hard drive and it died,
 leaving me stranded with no back up of a few hours of work...
always make a back

Categories: backup, adventure, me,
Form: Ballad