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Silver Linings of the Pandemic

As a teacher (I teach in Woodstock but live in Rutland), I miss being with my students on a daily…

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This is a poem that reflects my emotions as we entered into the Stay Home Stay Safe period

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I was inspired to write this poem after driving home through West Topsham, VT and noticing a sign…

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Two poems written during the COVID-19 period in Middlebury, Vermont. These were “workshopped” in the…

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I wrote these verses over a year ago; a group of impressions ripped—as they say—from the headlines,…

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Title chosen with apologies to Tom Paine.

First two stanzas:

I’m not afraid of Covid,
Of…

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This poem was written on March 19, 2019 shortly after Gov. Scott declared his state of emergency.

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this is just my poem about the pandemic

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My husband had some down time with with mud season as he is a firewood distributor. Since he…

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This poem is a general coverage of the first month (approximate) of shelter-in-place. I live in…

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The Homebound Diaries project began as an experiment to see how writing might reduce the isolation…

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I live alone in Montpelier. I do not drive, so I can't really go farther than a few miles from home…

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