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The Oldlady From Isolation

by Vanguard-Poetry23

Her friends died years ago she and her cats were home. Oh how she wished to play bingo She felt so sad, she was home alone. There's nowhere to go, The streets are bare. Nobody else to go to, COVID19 is in the air. There is nobody to see, Everyone is at home. Locked down to a certain degree but am I really alone? Nature is finally free to do as she pleases. I see three little birds on a tree They are the new masses. Knock-knock, is anyone home? Yes, where else could I be? Come ride out the COVID19 storm Come take a cup of tea with me. #IvanBrookspoetry© @Bassap©et✍ 29-3-2020
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Vanguard-Poetry23
50 / M / Norway
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Written by
Vanguard-Poetry23
50 / M / Norway
Published
Mar 29, 2020
Time
2m
Notes

The lonely old lady was bored.She came out of isolation and ventured out into the streets...she thought she was alone...she remembered one house and he was still there😜

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#love#life#poetry#hope
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