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Eulogy


I want to breathe the fresh air one more time And step out from the confines and hear the chime The once bright faces are now covered with masks And our hopes are now attached to the experimental flasks Those handshakes, hugs, and lovely smiles are forbidden And everyone became depressed, lonely and bed ridden The worst started with no proper burial and funeral And saying the last goodbyes became too surreal What we want now is just a virus free world But what we need is some humanity uncurled We need no Disneyland, fairytale or superheroes We want a simple world not filled with inflated egos Where children can dance in rain and jump in the puddles And no one is scared to hold hands and give those cuddles It's a dream that I dream everyday and night before I sleep One day we will rise up for having nothing more to weep The sun will shine again and the darkness will fade away And the tormented and depressed will no more decay I miss being born in the world ruled by non other than sanity I wish for the world that is free of the virus of inhumanity
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