My coronavirus poem:
Above my head, rain dripping unkindly on the metal roof
Darkness resulting from the death of a tree in my neighborhood, who grabbed the electrical wires on its way down
Beauty shining in my heart with nowhere to go
A clash of information real or imagined
Seeing my mother’s eyes, and only her eyes. . . her face wrapped in a homemade protective mask
The pull between daily life, routine, survival, plague and pleasure
Man against man in bio-warfare results
5-G increasing digital capacities, overriding nature’s rhythms and weakening our immune
Renegade writing
Masked neighbors, empty streets, clear skies, unobstructed rainbows
Finding myself amidst the global pull to stay safe from a killer virus
At home
In myself
At home
Smiling
Silently transforming my life to an evolutionary universal rightness
A balance of heart and resources,
of pure waters and bird songs
to a single hawk riding the sky like it used to in simpler times
a return
a forward future of yet imagined ways to make every human’s life on earth… sacred.
I hope you enjoyed my coronavirus poem. For more inspiration during challenging times read my book, Dancing In The Narrows.
Stay safe and be well.
Anna.
Love the poem! So evocative. And the blog!
I notice that the birds are much more vocal now that we humans are muted and the wild animals on the mountain where I live, are not afraid to show their presence!
Thank you, Tovya! Let the birds sing!