Love in the time of coronavirus –
elbow bumping,
hand washing,
paid time
off.
JDG
Love in the time of coronavirus –
elbow bumping,
hand washing,
paid time
off.
JDG
Right now a few bend over in despair,
others hold onto the past,
many put out cautious feelers,
and some spring forward,
blooming with hope.
JDG
As the virus of fear spreads,
may we self-immunize
with reason, delight, and love.
JDG
Twice today, in two different places,
I saw two birds in the road.
The dove seemed to be resting,
the Canada goose crossing,
but because of drivers’ watchful care,
both lived to fly another day.
JDG
Feeling young and oh so cool,
readying to invite my first client
to teleconference with me,
I looked at the screen in shock.
Old lady me stared back, looking perplexed
and anything but cool.
~
I wonder,
can teleconferencing hosts be photoshopped?
JDG
When I’m anxious
or out of sorts,
if I get out pen and paper
I can write myself right again.
JDG
Those grackles came late to the feeder, left
all aflutter
when no food
could be
found.
We
can be
more like them
than we’d care to
admit, squawking when we find empty shelves.
JDG
Amid our human
chaos – blossoming cherries –
Spring’s beautiful boost.
JDG
Went to the grocery store,
saw empty shelves
where hand sanitizer and toilet paper used to be.
Thought of the lines from that popular song from the Sixties
“What the world needs now is love sweet love.
It’s the only thing there’s just too little of “.
~
How different things would be
if love were as contagious as fear.
JDG
In turbulent waters,
we don’t need a raft
of kindnesses.
It would be great, but
one per person will do.
JDG