Covid ‘Common Sense’ (Poem)
Title
Covid ‘Common Sense’ (Poem)
Description
Title chosen with apologies to Tom Paine.
First two stanzas:
I’m not afraid of Covid,
Of hornets, ghosts, or bears;
I run with scissors in my hands;
And lean back on my chair.
I cross the street just where I please
And never look both ways;
I wore a seatbelt years ago,
But that was just a phase.
First two stanzas:
I’m not afraid of Covid,
Of hornets, ghosts, or bears;
I run with scissors in my hands;
And lean back on my chair.
I cross the street just where I please
And never look both ways;
I wore a seatbelt years ago,
But that was just a phase.
Creator
Raymond Paul Zirblis
Date
12 Nov 2020; 8 Jan 2021; 14 Mar 2021
Collection
Citation
Raymond Paul Zirblis, “Covid ‘Common Sense’ (Poem),” COVID-19 Archive, accessed December 22, 2024, https://covid-19.digitalvermont.org/items/show/853.