All those who have had the coronavirus and are over it-- are, at least, partially immune. Despite your beautifully worded poem.
But you certainly are right about the storm making a new world. It always cleans things up a bit and ruffles a few feathers. But life goes on and a brief respite to relax (not worry) and read sounds like a great thing to do.
I am staying inside mostly but, on a lovely day like today... ...I just came back from a two-hour walk. I did encounter a few others but we kept the proper distance (or more) apart. An apt and timely write, Jane. Stay safe. Love and best wishes to you,
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But you certainly are right about the storm making a new world. It always cleans things up a bit and ruffles a few feathers. But life goes on and a brief respite to relax (not worry) and read sounds like a great thing to do.
Ron
Regis. 💐🌸🌹🍁
cuz we can live without fear then, lovely poem Jane, thank you
Need to shower then sing a song
No rain for my lawn
My poor grass is dyin'
Bring on the storm
And I ain't lyin'.
Staying home and staying in.
With nowhere to go,
This virus, in more ways than one,
Is really getting under our skin.