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Tuesday September 1st, 2009

The exercise:

September starts with Two Haiku Tuesday and a topic of: passwords.

I have a small confession. I wrote two haiku and hated them both. So I wrote two more, which are below.

I try to fight off my perfectionism, but some days it's harder than others.

Edit: woo, 450 days in a row!

Mine:

My secret password
You'll never ever know...
Because I've lost it.

* * *

"Open sesame?"
Get real. This is no movie,
This is - oh, it worked.

5 comments:

  1. Here's a model word,
    a real tangible word. Now:
    Pass it to the left.
    - - - - -
    Passwords are silly.
    A "random" arrangement of
    letters? Ludicrous!
    - - - - -
    Yay for literal interpretation! And... I'm not quite sure from whence the second one came. Your guess is probably better than mine, frankly.

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  2. I've done that with passwords. It's so annoying, especially when customer services won't let you procede without it so you end up playing 20 questions.

    I like the second one too, I'm hoping that tomorrow you tell us where your secret password led!

    Passwords

    Knock three times, cough, sneeze,
    Find logarithm of seven,
    I hate your passwords.

    ---------

    "Black dog." "Enter, friend."
    I know no-one here. Ooops, wrong
    Secret Fellowship

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  3. One of each: sappy and funny. Maybe not so funny, since I keep forgetting my pw.


    forlorn and broken
    locked heart denies all entry
    opens now with ‘love’

    * * *

    three times’ a charm, right?
    not when trying to log in.
    damn! locked out once more.

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  4. ahahahah oh marc i loved your open sesame one. that was fantastic.


    His email holds all
    his secrets from me, I try
    to find his password.



    Phone passwords, touch-screen,
    slide fingers to form symbols
    M for mike- open!

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  5. g2 - nice! I never even considered the literal meaning on this one.

    Greg - your hope is my command.

    I like both of yours, but that final line of the first one won the day :)

    Monica - that was quite sappy indeed :)

    And I feel the pain of your second one. It's why I no longer change my passwords on Friday. Saves me much Monday morning pain.

    Springit - thanks!

    I like your first one a lot and your second one too - but I hope you haven't given away an important password, haha :)

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