How I Remember Loneliness
Don't lose yourself
when the world is at a loss,
they said.
Simply stay six feet apart
and don't ever forget your mask!
You don't want to cough up
something nasty,
they croak.
Now that it's over,
I look back at my extra masks
and worry something got on them-
and that if I touch it,
the memory of sickness
will infect me
once again.
But never will I throw them away.
They mean too much.
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