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This Office Is Bugged!
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There was a movement
I saw it in the corner of my eye
I wasn’t certain exactly what …
but something had just run by.

Of course it then stayed hidden
inviting me to relax,
not wanting to be seen,
it waited quietly, behind my back.

So I returned to work
trying to accomplish more;
then it ran by again,
scuttled across the floor.

I tend to be a bit squeamish,
afraid of bugs and such --
this little office visitor
was simply much too much

I pulled my feet up,
tucked them in my chair,
and waited for his next trip
out of his hidden lair.

A quick dart from underneath
boxes and a storage file --
I screamed as he trotted by
with his lackadaisical style.

Getting cocky and arrogant,
he was slowing with each pass,
wiggling his antenna at me,
a six-legged little smart ass.

What he didn’t know yet
was that I had a plan;
I had placed a call to Zac,
the office maintenance man

Alas, Zac couldn’t catch ‘im --
Superbug evaded all Zac’s sprays.
I had to take an extra coffee break --
It had become “ONE OF THOSE DAYS!”

I called the housekeeping staff,
they couldn’t catch the creeper.
They tried with mops and brooms
and even the electric sweeper.

Then my boss got into the act
trying to save me from the invader,
but the little guy ran from the big guy
like a bachelor from a second-grader.

Just as I had given up and decided
I would have to share my space,
little Pat from the front desk called
providing a bit of saving grace.

“Just in case you were wondering
where that tiny brown bug had gone
I saw him near the printer
now he’s smashed, dead and done.”

(Pat deserves a raise!)
 


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 Reviews of "This Office Is Bugged!"
Reviewed by Regis Auffray
Reviewed on July 27, 2005
Delightful sharing of humor, Leysa. Thanks for this gift. Love and peace to you. Regis

Reviewed by Lori Moore
Reviewed on July 26, 2005
Thanks for the laugh.

Reviewed by Jerry Bolton (Reader)
Reviewed on July 26, 2005
Don't you people know that that little brown bug was one of God's creatures and is special in His eyes? Either that or it was a scout for the invasion of the brown bugs from planet Brown. In that case you may just have saved the world from mass destruction. Thank you and thank Pat for me and all mankind.

Reviewed by Felix Perry
Reviewed on July 26, 2005
lol Cute write and wonderful images here.

Felix

Reviewed by Tinka Boukes
Reviewed on July 26, 2005
Delightful read!!

Love Tinka


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