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    Monday, April 29, 2024

    Poetry in a Pandemic: Everyone who's been suffering

    Our world has changed

    Like never before and it’s so sad

    Every day because our lives have changed

    So much in life today and so many families suffering

    Like never before and this killer virus is here to stay

    And we were all caught and unaware and it’s sadness

    In the air and Isolated from our loved ones every day

    And there’s no happiness or joy in our lives today

    It’s just another loved one who’s sadly passed away

    And coronavirus walks among us every day

    And we try our best to struggle through

    This horrible coronavirus storm

    Trying to stay safe and keep ourselves warm

    And the pain and hurt it’s brought us and

    There’s nothing much to gain and our

    Peace and love have all gone away

    And it’s just a lonely tear rolling down my face and I’ve been

    Crying inside this cold lonely old place

    And all the pain running though me every day

    Coronavirus coronavirus when will you ever

    Just go away and I cry for the loved ones who’ve sadly

    Passed away and I’m still cocooning away

    Every day and I’m lost without you in my life and

    The world has changed so much

    Coronavirus every day in our life

    And the darkness surrounds the world today

    And it’s so cold and painful every day and

    I feel the chill up and down my spine every day

    And our warm hugs and soft kisses

    Have just all faded away

    Just like our loved ones fading away

    And nobody to hold at night

    And nobody to whisper I love you goodnight

    And as a lonely tear rolls down my face

    I try to smile and remember your beautiful face

    As coronavirus has slowly taken you away

    But I promise you all I’ll love

    And pray for everyone

    Who’s been suffering from Coronavirus every day.

    David P. Carroll

    East Lyme

    Poetry in a Pandemic offers local readers a chance to share their poetry written during or related to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. To contribute, email times@theday.com.

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