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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required I feel I've had an advantage because I live alone and a lot of my socializing, lately, is on the phone. Working from my home has not left me jobless That's why I feel the need to open up and confess I'm better off than those burdened with stress so I've got no complaints or reasons to bemoan. It has been an eye-opening experience for me, not understanding why so many people disagree about keeping others safe and free from a disease by the simple task of wearing a mask. So, PLEASE comply and the world will soon rise from its knees. Covid is a beast to kill, and it's our responsibility. I've learned to be self-sufficient. It's come in handy for now I tweak my recipes by adding a little brandy. Seriously, no longer do I take anything for granted... I'm missing family and friends, and I'm disenchanted by those whose views have become a little slanted, by pretending everything will be just fine and dandy. My philosophy about isolation hinges on our attitude. It's time to work together, and brotherhood renewed. Humanize your heart and stop placing all the blame on one thing or another. Many should feel the shame of mocking the pandemic as an illusion, just a game. We need to value the worth of life; or we're screwed. Posted ~ July 30th, 2020 Isolation Philosophy Contest Sponsor ~ Chantelle Anne Cooke
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