Covid 19(Haiku)
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For who'm the bell tolls,
they who lay in hospital,
all alone in dark.
No family comfort,
no sounds of laughter nearby,
only barely alive.
Few visitors come call,
with no messages at all,
only life at it's stall.
The cold darkness creeps,
beneath the way the pain seeps,
finally it reaps.
Loneliness reside,
With the long painful divide,
tearing them inside.
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Kamal Kishore Sharma
Reading this poem I remember Earnest Hemingway whose novel 'For whom the bell tolls' I read in the year 1975. This poem may be sung what you wrote. After all Covid-19 is a biological war erupted from Wuhan if not waged by Dragon! Bleezbub knows or Satan from abyss or hell but Catwoman knows entirely the plot hatched. If vaccines might be cultured then the microbes developed in the laboratory that virologists may explain.
Dec 07, 2020
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