

The website says my password’s weak
It’s still much stronger than this week
Add one symbol, add one pain
Add a capital letter somewhere
I made it from my childhood dog
My birthday and an old inside joke
The hacker guessed it instantly
He sent it back and said,
“You good?” My password is Depression123
With an exclamation point for security
Every website knows too much about me
But none of them ask how I’ve been lately My password is
Depression123
I change it every time I lose identity Please verify that you
are really you Honestly,
I’m not completely sure
Two-factor authentication
Sends a code to my old number
My old number sends a memory
Of someone I don’t call anymore
The security questions ask
“What was your childhood dream?”
I type it in,
the screen responds:
“Incorrect. Please try again.”
Reset the password Reset the week
Reset the voice inside of me
Create a stronger combination
Hope, absurdity and sleep
My password was Depression123
But tonight I changed it quietly
I won’t tell you what the new one is
Just
know it doesn’t end in misery
Password strength: improving.