Passwords Poems - Poems about Passwords

The combination lock I had In high school, for the gym, Would open with a special code; Though memory’s grown dim… I still remember: 2 – 8 – 2 Turn right, then left, then right, Those numbers etched into my brain, Which I can still recite. Those were the only numbers that I had to memorize To access something locked away (My sneakers, I’d surmise). Yet...

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Oh the Cloud is wonderful Every thing in it's place Safe and securely held There in cyber space. Please enter your password To proceed to the store That may once have been correct But now it isn't anymore. Did you forget your password? Would you like to change it now? Follow the instructions Which will show you how. Enter your new password. Now enter again to confirm. Sorry they...

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By Elton Camp I read about it almost every day Make ’em complicated, they say Symbols, numbers make it strong One all of letters is risky and wrong But that can cause me to have a fit Because later, I can’t remember it Then to see,...

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Make passwords with care Memorable but not easy Lest hackers get in...

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Hold on who goes there. Is it my dreams? My life, My Strife. No its just despair. Given to me, I see, And plea. Hone in the nightmare. Reality, Fatality, Brutality. So I’m solitaire. Afraid of lies, Allies, Then dies. They go anywhere. In this the time, Its fine, I shine....

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