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Corona party


by Choi Paul Yearn → (All Poetry by Choi Paul Yearn)
Monday, January 18, 2021    Rated "G" by the Author.
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Some college students in the United states hold a party that invites people infected with Corona 19 to reward the first person to be infected.
I wrote this piece after being shocked by the news that one person at the party was infected and died.


Corona Party

Choi Paul Yearn


There are many parties in the world
Party of wedding, birthday, promotion etc
I've heard of good congratulatory parties
But never heard bizarre one, corona party
It occurred in the most developed country
Among Univ. students of scientific rationality
Who have to be army to conquer corona19
Awarding to the first one caught at the enemy
Truly, it would be a party of Satan's children
The first infected got the award of death
The most heinous award no one should ever win
Given by the stupidest group on the planet
He must have gone to hell as Satan's slavery
One life is more precious than the whole world
To take their lives as victims of dangerous game
It would be the most perverse anti-human thing
I feel despair in this corrupted human figure
     

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Reviewed by Choi Yearn
Reviewed on January 24, 2021

Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on January 23, 2021
While your poem is quite derogatory, it is true. And we must face the truth would like it or not.

Youth have always pushed the limits of reason, and for some reason, a rotten apple in a group of similar apples, will infect the whole bunch.

Even among the brightest in colleges and universities, there are perverse groups that often stretch the limits of sanity by risking greatly their lives in some kind of bonding ritual that they carry with them often to the highest realms of industry and politics, like the Skull and Bones Society.

So Corona parties are just the latest of these death-defying pranks concocted or bonding. In this case, having heard that only the elderly and sick are affected greatly in die, these young people are willing to take the chance against chance that they will get the virus but recover quickly.

Ron


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