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Withdrawal
by Sherri Smith
Saturday, May 13, 2006
Rated "G" by the Author.
Withdrawal symptoms.

Hands are shaking, nerves frayed,

palms moist with perspirtation

Legs wobbly and unsteady as a newborn colt

Heart is beating like someone sending messages in Morse code on a drum

Eyes twitching, mind unstable

Concentration is gone

Severest form of withdrawal

My computer

c - r - a - s - h - e - d!

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Reviewed by John Domino 6/6/2009

Yes, I know the feeling. Save everything in a memory stick that you treasure. That is probably everything that you wright. Right??

Blessings,

JMD

Reviewed by Lois Christensen 6/8/2008

I just love my computer and being able to review things on the den. Spend lots of time on it each day, hope it does not crash any too soon either. Just love the friends I make on the den and their writes. Nothing else can be better therapy right now in my grieving but my computer. Thanks a lot.

Reviewed by Regis Auffray 5/14/2006

I've been there Sherri; luckily not for a long time now but I do remember those feelings. Thank you. Love and peace to you,

Regis

Reviewed by Gloria Buono Daly 5/13/2006

Very imaginative and entertaining prose. Great title too. Perhaps we're computer junkies. My computer crashed last year and I can definately relate to this. My best, Gloria