Come, Extradite viruses for peace


From the streets we ought to be having fun, 
We run, 
Not for the sun, 
Or for the weather that really shun...  

We suffer together, 
The restrictions abound: our palaver, 
Of human to fly its feather, 
Around to learn how we could weather. 

New testament of greed, 
By the enemies of need, 
Unto which obstruct reseed, 
For daily needs, we voluntarily receded. 

Prayers become the breakfast. 
Readings glucose the lunch feast. 
Sanitizers baptize the body like a priest. 
Our dinners rose loneliness tempest.  

Intercession is not of pain;
For it will bring an amazing gain, 
Unto which we shall chain, 
The deadly enemies domain. 

It is of your only will, 
For no human power make these still, 
In his own knowledge or prowess' pill, 
To save the universe from its awful gill. 

Help us oh lord our God, 
All has taken heed, 
Yet it seems not enough to halt its prod, Redeem and do not forsake us, we plead.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2026

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