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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required This is a well deserved tribute that I'd like to share For those wonderful people working in our health care Doctors, nurses, paramedics and admin staff too Auxiliaries and cleaners risking their lives for you. All over the world ex health staff answered a call To form with ex colleagues a formidable wall Against the Coronavirus that's bringing death and misery Infecting thousands of people in every country. Many people have come forward offering their services too Performing none medical tasks that nurses often do And those vulnerable people who are living in isolation Looked after by volunteers bringing food and medication. Father Beradelli an Italian priest his life he did give Refusing a ventilator so that a younger person might live The list of good deeds by strangers whom we'll never know Would fill volumes of books and continues to grow. The army, police and fire-fighters are playing a part too Trying to keep some normality for me and for you Shops and supermarket staff too are on the front line Delivery drivers moving goods to secure a lifeline. There are many more unseen heroes not mentioned here But memories of their actions we will always hold dear You the reader can play your part even one small kind deed By helping neighbours and strangers in their hour of need. Written on 27th March 2020.
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