WE are Optimistic about life after
COVID 19 - We shall OVERCOME !
Life is difficult for those under 40
Because we rely on Social
Discourse - to keep us sane & to keep in touch with Life.
ANGELA (Physio) - has not ........
Been locked down - so she is - ironically
Less stressed out - just worn out - with Life !
I am fortunate - Ive an overgrown garden
To restore in the sunshine - YES !
And SMOKEY to house train and help him to .......
Adapt to new environment !
Responsible for Applied Science ~ with Technicians
To care for Plants - Animals - Labs
To ensure *Alles in Ordnung* for the Students
When they return - in JULY ?
This will take time - but Education is Flexible
WILL WE OVERCOME ? YES !
Thanks for visit comments welcome ~ Love ANGELA & BRIAN
This Poem is presented in Blank Verse as an 8 8 2 ~ 18 line Poem
Angela & I are fortunate because both our Jobs will survive the Pandemic in the NHS & Education. Due to the downturn in Trade & Manufacture many will lose their Jobs because of the Pandemic. I guess the best off are the retired on Adequate Pensions. YES We will survive but at price. There is a great deal of sharing & altruism during a Pandemic - lets pray it persists when it is all over !
- Author: ANGELA & BRIAN (Pseudonym) ( Offline)
- Published: June 21st, 2020 01:34
- Category: Unclassified
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We can't go far wrong with a duedo-wotsit, I 'm sure! Are they a rare species?! I'm waffling on now. lol. Fido of course knows what duedo-thingy is. He knows 99% of things in creation.
GOOD SUNDAY - UNCLE STEVE - Thanks for your *Q* and quirky comment You always eulogise FIDO - I am sure He loves his Human Dad !
DUODEVIGINTI is a melifluous word (LATIN) and it literally means *TWO SHORT OF TWENTY* a very elegant way of saying Eighteen. So a POEM of 18 lines is a DUODEVIGINTI ! A DDV can have any verse pattern but 8 8 2 is the most classic one - AMEN !
Blessings to You & Fido on Fathers Day ~
WOOF WOOF
Spiritual Love - Angela & Brain & Smokey ~
Who is Lovin* his New Dad !
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