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STAY AT HOME

Stay at home not to catch the disease - I want to walk and work Go back home not to spread the disease - I want to fill one fork Do like a mule, you end up in jail - At least the last offer A daily ounce of corn there and no mail - At least I less suffer
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Written by
mukeshimana-boniface
Rwandan
Published
Mar 26, 2020
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11·60
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This poem reflects the situation of people confined at home by order, because of CoronaVirus – COVID-19 – without food in store, no money to shop in opened supermarkets, and no public aid!

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#stay#home#poem#poetry#disease#corona#virus
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