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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Saša Milivojev CORONA A bloodthirsty old woman you see, a cockroach from the Satan’s “Crisis Committee”, For long she pillaged, children she snatched and slayed their blood she drank and ate, to rejuvenate. She flayed their skin, affixed in place on her own face, Corona was her name, The old hag was insane. When her evil deeds were told, the airplanes soared, in aim to kill us all. On Earth they made the poisons fall. They had us all locked down, with muzzles restrained, padlocks and chains, ankle bracelets for home detention, false tests on prescription, deceived and plundered, blamed for infection, medications proscribed, fresh air they denied, On our freedom they put boundaries, halfwits, scoundrels. And when they “eased up” on their “measures”, the camps were full over the rim, large - scale butchering, looted livers and kidneys, burning the living victims, “to prevent the spread of infection” evidence concealed for our own protection. She had working hours, sleeping before noon, was contagious only in the afternoon. Half the world she vaccinated, with poisons injected, what is going on, you are going to see, billions of dead bodies are yet to be! Forget we must not, Lest not forgive, Let’s arrest and sentence them to death, they should not be left to live! Translated by Ljubica Yentl Tinska www.sasamilivojev.com
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