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Paul Butters
Poems
Jan 2021
Covid Lockdown Three
The World is all forlorn
As New Covid is born.
Time to frown,
We are getting locked down.
Vaccine, vaccine, vaccine, vaccine
We hear your cavalry bugle call.
Vaccine, vaccine, vaccine, vaccine
If you don’t work, the writing’s on the wall.
So many dead, it’s hard to bear,
So much menace in the air.
Everyone tired of this stuff,
So many folk having it rough.
One Lockdown was very tough
Having three is more than enough.
Children getting schooled at home
By parents who are on the dole.
Americans fight amongst themselves,
Instead of putting food on the shelves.
Brits have been distracted by Brexit,
Arguably a mistimed exit.
Last March I asked
Will this last a year?
Well the time is coming –
It’s getting near.
That vaccine surely gives us hope
But where’s our second jab?
No more playing rope a dope,
This chance we have to grab.
No jab at all for me,
As I am sixty eight.
I’ll have to wait and see
But am prepared to wait.
Paul Butters
© PB 8\1\2021. First two lines by Norman Stevens.
It began with a text from Norman...
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