I saw the school bus stopping
and I couldn’t believe my eyes!
It’s picking up kids for school again –
what a Joyous, Glad Surprise!
I saw the school bus stopping
and I couldn’t believe my eyes!
It’s picking up kids for school again –
what a Joyous, Glad Surprise!
I wish for you a lovely day.
I wish you a heart that’s light.
I wish you a day of dancing steps
where everything’s just right.
It’s April and it’s nearly time
for us to meet again.
But, still, because of COVID
we are mainly staying in.
So we’ll stay close to our own home
and lift our coffee cup.
And drink together to the day
when life will open up.
We had a giant super-Moon.
I’m sayin’ for what its worth
that thanks to that great Supermoon
we got our money’s worth!
It took the work of man and tide
to help that ship break free.
And when that giant ship moved out,
she was a sight to see!
We’ve had an Epic Drama and
I’m glad to tell you, Pal.
that traffic’s moving right along on
the Big Suez Canal.
This awful pandemic has changed my life.
I sometimes wonder when
the life I lived and the things I did
will come my way again.
550,000 have died.
We hardly even pause.
Over six hundred died last night —
chalked up to a Virus cause.
We go about our daily task.
Some do, some don’t put on a mask.
Some say they’re simply bored to death.
Others draw their final breath.
A ship lays in the harbor
gently moving, to and fro.
It’s waiting for an open dock.
Till then: no place to go!
Did you see the moon last night?
It filled my room with a shimmering light.
It blazed an arc cross the Southern sky –
it’s beauty complete to my sleepy eye.
Today I washed my COVID hair.
My hair no longer brings despair.
It’s cut and coiffed and in repair.
It looks like anybody’s hair.
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I didn’t win the lott’ry
so I guess I’ll do my chores.
I’ll wash up the breakfast dishes and
I’ll sweep up all the floors.
I’ll make the bed and pick up stuff and
to show I’m not a quitter,
I’ll go downstairs and face the task
of cleaning up kitty litter.
And when the house is all cleaned up
I’ll recognize with sorrow
that every thing that I just did
must be done again tomorrow.