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Jul 2020
Our country is hurting
Our people are dying
I’m wearing my mask
Without even trying

Every day on the news
People fussing and fighting
Of “Where can I walk now,
I’ve done all of Briiiighton”

I know my rights
Got it saved on my phone
I’m just off to Bunning's
I won’t be forced to stay home

You think you are clever
Your whining & wailing
What the rest of us see
Is some-one UN-Australian

Your selfishness, ignorance
Is all that shines through
If it had touched your family
Then what would you do?

The families who have suffered
The lives we have lost
We can stop this from happening
For a miniscule cost

Just wear a mask
It isn’t that hard
Just take your walk
Round & round your backyard

For those of you all
With your head in the sand
When all this is over
Wash the blood off your hands.

Elise L Turnedge
27/7/2020

Disclaimer This poem is NOT aimed at anyone who does have a legitimate reason for not wearing a mask BUT if your legitimate reason comes with a screenshot on your phone of out of date human rights laws then you are UN-Australian.
Written by
Elise Turnedge
65
   Juneau
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