One of you readers mentioned that you loved computer error haikus, so I thought I’d send this selection out to everyone. Happy Friday!
For those of you unsure of what exactly a haiku is, here’s a brief explanation. A haiku is a Japanese poem, with only three lines and seventeen syllables. It is formatted like this:
Line 1: Five syllables
Line 2: Seven syllables
Line 3: Five syllables
Traditional haiku bring to mind images of the natural world. These haiku also bring images to mind; unfortunately, they are generally sad images of the blue screen of death.
Chaos reigns within.
Reflect, repent, and reboot.
Order shall return.
Editor's Corner 
Leave a Reply