Mind The Gap Poem by Alistair Tait

Mind The Gap



When I'm told to defragment,
I wonder just what they meant.

There are these holes in my thoughts,
Filled with rows and rows of noughts.

They said I must have a scan.
That'll work if nothing can.

But it didn't. What a hoot!
They say I need to reboot.

Nothing is going to plan.
I must have another scan.

Now I'm on the wrong platform.
No longer fitting the norm.

To avoid further mishap,
I'll just have to mind the gap.

Monday, June 22, 2020
Topic(s) of this poem: memory
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