Hell On Earth Poem by Professor Poetry Hound

Hell On Earth



Did you know that we experience little pieces of hell before we die?
I’m not talking about what soldiers experience during war.

I’m talking about those institutional telephone answering systems
that make you slog through a maze of menu options and don’t let

you speak with a human being. If your reason for calling doesn’t fit
one of their predetermined categories, you wind up floating in

telephone purgatory. The people who program these systems deserve
to have their butts kicked by Jesus. And while he’s at it, Jesus

should also kick the butts of all those software helpline operators.
These “technical support” jerk-offs deliberately speak a form of

techno-English that is unintelligible. They might as well be speaking
Aramaic. I think they need to take a good long hard look at their hearts.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Rusty Daily 01 July 2006

Talk about hitting the nail on the head Prof. The only time you get a human is when you want to cancel an account. Then they try to convince you how wonderful and warm they can be.

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John Tiong Chunghoo 18 June 2006

operators think otherwise.

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