I hope tomorrow morning
I will get my second shot.
I hope I can pick up again
the life I’ve near forgot.
I hope I’ll see a friend again.
I hope I’ll cut my hair.
I hope I’ll have some company.
I hope I’ll go some where.
I hope tomorrow morning
I will get my second shot.
I hope I can pick up again
the life I’ve near forgot.
I hope I’ll see a friend again.
I hope I’ll cut my hair.
I hope I’ll have some company.
I hope I’ll go some where.
2,000 people died last night.
Still, the numbers are sliding lower.
There seems to be some hope in sight
as the death rate’s slightly slower.
The daffodils are pushing up,
insisting that it’s Spring.
They’re lifting up bright yellow heads
toward early opening.
There hasn’t been much flu this year –
far less than was projected.
It’s a welcome Virus side effect,
and one quite unexpected.
The Virus always lurks there…
a dark shadow on my mind…
its deadly presence waiting
with its threat to humankind.
I hear a morning lullaby
skipping brightly through my head….
a lilting note of sunshine
as I leave my comfy bed.
Ev’ry morning ’bout
half past six,
my cats start mewing
for their Breakfast Fix.
Although it’s early,
their plaintive “Meow!”
lets me know they’re ready
for their breakfast NOW.
The day is waking from the night.
The world’s transformed by dawning light.
I’ve Corona Virus of the Brain.
It’s a Terrible Malady.
I hope when this pandemic ends,
my brain’ll come back to me.
‘Cause, if it’s not reversible–
What a Terrible, Terrible Thought!—
I don’t know how I’ll manage.
It’s the Only Brain I’ve Got.
A big black bunny hopped through my yard
and up my neighbor’s stair.
‘Bout half way up, he stopped to check
and sniffed the morning air.