Roland Dust Poet Verse

Silent Streets

The young walk on the solemn streets,
seeing all the damage
Still air and empty seats,
simple silent streets

Gone though once, gone through twice
eroded what is man
Still air and empty seats,
simple silent streets

Actions evil and uncivilized 
from centers come
Still air and empty seats,
simple silent streets

Marching men in uniform 
saluted for security
Still air and empty seats,
simple silent streets

Rome’s pillars collapse, relieved
they have steely company
Still air and empty seats,
simple silent streets

Huddled away, praying, alone
no one is there anymore
Still air and empty seats,
simple silent streets

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Darlene De Beaulieu March 12, 2020 at 12:14 PM Hello Roland Dust, the streets are empty because no one is travelling because of the disease. They do not want to catch the Corona.I don't blame them. Have a nce day my friend.