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Verification Poems - Poems about Verification


Aol two step verification a boon to my psyche
Aol two step verification a boon to my psyche plus I batten down the itty bitty hatches courtesy Avast Random Password Generator, and keep track of alphanumeric near impossible to crack passwords incorporating a special symbol such as exclamation point painstakingly recording passwords courtesy OpenOffice document. a couple of instances experiencing getting the MacBook Pro hacked linkedin to vulnerable and susceptible access to my computer learned me to...

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Categories: verification, adventure, appreciation, atheist, birth,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Soup Mail Verification
verification to send soup mail is a pain in the tush ~ forsooth counting fire hydrants, busses, bridges and bikes ~ no one in P S likes...

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Categories: verification, angst,
Form: Monoku



Premium Member Verification From Brother Wolf
One ethereal night Wolf Woman was wakened by Father Moon I have a task he told her, turn your sculptured face to the stars. She understood the importance of the vision, being a shaman’s daughter. A spark of omnipotent understanding entered her imagination realm. Her dream work was going to be super important. She howled her truth. Heard an echoing...

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Categories: verification, native american,
Form: Verse
A Vertical Verification Code
Duck down dew ports in balls of honey. Well that's a marvellous mission statement to a golden syrup of tree. Nestling in a bridge arrives twenty two frogs who are laughing because of a rock formation. In a dramatic skyline there exists a very large zebra. Hahahaha and a pink fish painting in a door....

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Categories: verification, birthday, creation,
Form: I do not know?
"arsenic Verification of Evil " (Smoke Detector) 2/17/09
audible by design, cheating fate playing as life's protector you had me fooled, with blinking and what not caring on as, you pushed out your white powered of illness but it did not wash my black away my illness is but away to let me see you planed with great care...

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Categories: verification, black african american, death,
Form: I do not know?




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