The pool of those who bet against death
gets smaller ev’ry day.
Many decide on a safe vaccine,
and others just die away.
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US COVID Deaths, September 29, 2021: 2,491
Some folks still play at COVID Roulette –
taking their chances, making the bet.
Some won’t Vax at any cost.
For some, the price is the life they lost.
Today’s News
I think I’ll just go back to bed.
I’ll pull the covers up over my head.
I’ll stuff my pillow down over my ears.
I’ll hide till it all just disappears.
Google Weather Forecast
“Today we’re having showers and
tomorrow there’ll be rain.”
It’s good to know the weather’s
back to normal again!
Snohomish County: “Almost 93% of county’s COVID deaths are among unvaccinated”
The Unvaccinated play COVID roulette,
proclaiming their freedom to die.
It’s OK with me
if they don’t want to be…
but, I really don’t understand why.
Des Moines, Washington, Parking Lot
Three dead in Des Moines in a parking lot.
It’s a quiet little suburb.
But killing’s growing common –
barely raises even a hubbub.
Bodies lying on the street.
Blue strobe lights flashing bright.
Victims lay in seeping blood
as the lights cut through the night.
Oh, well..
Mount Baker
Mount Baker’s contours can be seen,
but her profile’s still a bit hazy.
It’s like she thinks of coming “out”,
But she’s feeling a little bit lazy.
Mother Nature
I think that Mother Nature’s going to rid the earth of us.
I think that she’s decided that we’re just not worth the fuss.
I think that Evolution made a singular mistake.
The Planet’s fighting back so it can have a little break.
Tennessee Kroger Shooting
Now the shooting’s at a Kroger store.
The bullets slice the aisles.
Shoppers lay in their own blood
amongst the grocery piles.
You’re standing in the check-out line
to pay and go…instead,
you’re laying in a pool of blood
among the hurt and dead.
Oh, well….
Chores
I’ve vacuumed up the carpet and
mopped up the kitchen floor.
I’ve brushed away the cobwebs
spiders spun above my door.
I’ve washed up all the pots and pans,
spread lotion on my dishpan hands.
I’ve shined and glossed the kitchen sink
and stopped to have a Starbuck’s drink.
I’ve had enough of household chores.
I’m ready to play in the sun outdoors.
Living the Aging Life 