Covid-19 The monster within
You came from nowhere
you came to hurt
you came to kill
you took the ones we love
the ones we held dear to us
no one knew you were coming
no word no warnings
we wear face masks and face coverings to Shield us from you
to hide from you
to stop you taking every ounce of breath we have
You squeeze our hearts
you suffocate our lungs
make us burn up till we can't communicate no more
from one person to the next
silent as can be
will this world ever be the same?
dreaming of no queuing
no face coverings
no keeping our distance from anyone
no spraying disinfectant of any kind
This world may recover when I am dead
our children may see life as we once knew
we will fight you
just you watch!!
a new start
a new beginning
we live in hope
not in fear..........
- Author: Just me!!!! (Pseudonym) ( Offline)
- Published: June 19th, 2020 11:39
- Category: Unclassified
- Views: 22
Comments3
We know where this came from. It came from a laboratory in wuhan china where they experiment with and alter viruses from bats.
Some have said it is a punishment from god but no. It is here as a result of china making chemical/virus weapons. Nothing more, nothing less.
Will you be buying goods made in china in future?
I know where it came from but I was trying to say......we wasn’t expecting it so it came out of nowhere!! No news or information until deaths started being recorded.
HI MIMI ~ Brian Here ! There are many poems on MPS dealing qith COVID 19 (Ours today is *SOCIAL DISTANCE* please check !) Yours is an excellent resume of COVID 19 and how it affects us all ! V 1. Cause (It was from a virology experiment - Im a Biochemist) & Effect ! V 2. Our experiences V 3. The future *This too shall Pass* and a glimmer of Optimism & Hope & NOT Fear. Thanks for scarin* !
Peace & Joy
Yours Brian & Angela
Good write as in right to the point of this disease. Here in the USA at over 120,000 deaths that is being reported with so much more not shown this virus is disturbing to say the least. Kinda like the response by our own government. Just Saying
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