Autocorrect Blues

When the message just isn’t right

By Barbara HaigPublished about a year ago • 1 min read

Autocorrect is a burden,

It affects what you’re “saying”, for certain.

You try to ensure,

that your message is pure,

And wind up with something uncertain!

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Barbara Haig

Please help me! There‘s a writer trapped inside me, and I must get her out, and introduce her to the world! Seriously folks! My friends tell me, that I have a flair for the comedic, through my unusual outlook and experience. Let’s hope!

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C Jyl Parkerabout a year ago
Really like this one :-)

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