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CORONAVIRUS


Terror casted in hearts Faces covered in masks Nothing left as a community What lies is all individuality What wars used to show Is today what we see Schools and hotels, closed A complete lockdown is what we feel Never expected such a thing Never knew such did ever exist All in a sudden, Everything has freezed. We thought so, no atomic war is possible Such conflicts will never happen But what a surprise is this Its a shock, a terrible one indeed A "deathly health battle" Is what we are stuck in A time when the closest ones are diswoning If you've been inficted Though, i hope you're not But then no one's coming Ugh..everything is going wrong Our norms have stopped Our lives, halt Pubic gatherings are banned No one even touches a hand No education, no amusement No business, no finance But ya, one thing's right That is that we now understand, The feelings of kashmiris and syrians, The palestanians and their besieged lands. Their seige continues With very less bothered But now when the game has shifted We realize how they felt. Sorry, we are weak Sorry, we've been mean Everyone is just caring for themselves That is all but seen Indeed, a time for test Patience and humanity needed But O ' you there There is something more freaking At this moment When we need health resources We see that the masks been limited Hard to find sanitizers, or their prices increasing O' my Lord, please help us Please forgive our sins We've been making mistakes We're still making, though But just You can help us I pray everything gets fine Life resumes and bliss spreads Schools reopen and the exams are held The sufferers recover And this Coronavirus ENDS...
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