The Virus rages upward with its deadly count.
Tragic daily losses continue to mount.
Lives flicker out as the seconds go by.
Day after day – more Americans die.
The Virus rages upward with its deadly count.
Tragic daily losses continue to mount.
Lives flicker out as the seconds go by.
Day after day – more Americans die.
The fairies will scatter fairy dust
and sprinkle it o’er your head,
and lighten the night with moonbeams
for a cover for your bed.
I found three pieces of Halloween candy!
I scarfed them down in a flash!
Aren’t I just The Lucky One
to find such a fortunate stash?
The word of the day is: Merrymaking—
It implies doing things with Glee.
It suggests that there are folks around
who are light-hearted company.
It evokes a diff’rent time of life –
when we weren’t all just wracked with strife.
So, I hope one day we’ll again Make Merry –
that it’s not obsolete in the dictionary—
and we’ll find pleasure in undertaking
a grand old day of Merrymaking.
The CDC set guidelines.
I’ve applied them carefully.
I’ve washed my hands.
I’ve worn my mask.
I’ve avoided company.
I’d like to see some Pay Off.
I’d like to find relief.
The death toll keeps on rising.
I’m losing my belief.
This December day is
bleak and drear.
We grind our way
through an Awful Year.
The darkest days
still lie ahead.
The future’s stark:
a year of dread.
When I go out for my walk today,
I’ll lift my face to the sky.
I’ll watch the white clouds overhead
as they silently drift by.
The vaccines are spreading across the land.
The pace of progress is slow.
A million have received a dose:
three hundred million to go.
The virus didn’t spare us
from its wrath in these Holy Days.
The death toll keeps on rising,
keeping up its deadly ways.
I’m sending you a Rainbow
with its promise for your day.
There’ll be blue skies and sunshine
with bright hope to light your way.