Summer by Adel J. Cardor

                                     Oh summer, how I love your warm enclosure  How sad I will be when it is over  Seeing kids playing  Your days are never-ending....  Life without you would be such bore  In a classroom with your feet still, on the floor  I go to bed happy as can be  Another fun day tomorrow is guaranteed   

Corona Virus

Corona, the name that rhymes with cheerful beer and a dreadful bug 
It came stealthily and rode roughshod, undeterred 
Socially distant we became as we fought to stay alive while the virus run wild amongst the naive 
For once in our lifetime together we fall divided we stand 

Remaining aloof and recluse the new norm, in a world where socialites reign 
Solitary confinement bestowed so graciously, as the world acquiesced to live 
When will it all end, summer they say or so they surmise? 
Sun will liberate but some have their doubts 
As more cross to the land of the dead each day

We look to science and vaccine for trust, drugs we know and some we don’t 
Damaging some are but what choice we have? As panacea eludes our zealous dredge 
As answers escape, hail Mary we seek 
Obstinate corona we battle so fervid 

Try as they might the afflicted to breathe, as they drown so fast in fluids 
Boomer or millennial it respects not one 
Most succumb fast and furious they fight 
So our days we count till an end draws near  

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