The world is tense, while some are carefree, double digits daily, this is gravely worrying. Have we become too lax with social distancing? Family gatherings with warm kisses and hugs, entering personal territory? Outbreaks in differing neighbourhoods, participation in public protesting: some finger-point the blame, as they fought for rights and beliefs, making strong, fervent points, while some unknowingly spread coronavirus, while maybe mildly or completely unaware, are there truthfully some who should wear the blame? Did anyone detect early sickness and hold little concern for others, and show no care? Why didn’t they stay at home? Those with symptoms, but those asymptomatic, how could they have known? Retreat into the safety of your house, we don’t want firm restrictions back in place, although at this point it’s becoming seemingly necessary, isolation impending, for me, you, us and them. © 2020 Lauren M. Hancock. All rights reserved. Image by Alexas_Fotos from Pixabay
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