From Across The Room

An Ode to my Wi-Fi Printer

By Atomic HistorianPublished 2 years ago • 1 min read

Sitting there in your grace

How I love you in this place

From across the room

You say, come hither

I say no, I’ll stay right here

Because you’re my Wi-Fi printer

With your chiga-chiga, whiz

You let me do all my biz

You fulfill my every wish

When I have a new plan

You let me print and scan

You’re there for me day or night

For whatever I may write

When I felt like a fool

You helped me through school

No matter the weather

No matter if it’s spring, summer, fall, or winter

You’ll always be mine

Wi-Fi printer

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