before i start this poem i just wanted to say Thank You to all of you for the lovely
comments. They really mean a lot to me. :) i am sorry that i wasn't able to get back to
you al sooner, i do not have my ownm computer at the moment, as my puppy dive bombed
it and it isn't in one piece anymore. lol oops. so i use my moms computer when i am able to
get ver to her. i also want tro tell you to check out my poem in the Christmas Chaos. :)
love and smiles to all of you. Kendra
hope you you enjoy!!!!
Angels are hiding
Right in plain sight
fighting the demons and shadows of night
giving us strength
and holding our hand
raising our courage from up in the stand
always believing good hearts will prevail
guiding our souls like wind in a sail
share joy when we're happy
and shed tears when we're sad
with friendly smiles
turn to good all the bad
we see them each day
precious moments we share
never once doubting
how much they care
sent from above
our family and friends
share quietly their love
I had a computer virus, I thought you might like to know.
Not one which makes the computer run real slow.
It completely closed me out of where I wanted to go.
The intruder’s name was "fake antivirus" just for show.
I called my security provider and told them of my woe.
Knowing they would be glad to give me help from a pro.
When the lady finished talking all I could say was “whoa”,
to the help offered for “only” one hundred dollars quid pro quo.
When I respectfully declined, I was told their help I could forego.
By freely downloading a tool, from their website, duh, hello.
After cruising the information given, my face was all aglow.
All I had to do was click on the virus list found down below.
The file went to my computer and read all from head to toe.
When it finished the beast was gone, all I thought was “holy joe”.
May 27 2010 For Carolyn's "Monorhyme" contest
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