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Southern Hospitality and a Shot of Comfort

There is an aura for the moment looking gloom 
Closing in on climatic resolution known as high noon 
Weather was dealt the color grey 
Heavy clouds outdoor on this day 
Blocking the sun from peeking through 
Temperatures hot relatively cool 
Glaring distractions are wearing nature’s shades 
School year ready to hand out final grades 
But months earlier an invader came out from the mist 
Tying socialization wrists 
Being a star taking the stage 
Putting the world in a household cage 
A viral infection 
Criminally contagious facing nation’s united rejection
Traveling the world Covid 19 threatened global protection 
Eluded handcuffs reality not having any vaccine injection  
When international health did its inspection
A sick situation projected to fizzle 
During summer when the north sizzles 
A southern pop 
Where CDC acts like a cop 
Wrote the screenplay strategizing how to make the pandemic stop  
Forcing the apocalyptic mission attempt to be a box office flop 
Today they will try to collect money 
To combat this issue defined ‘not funny’ 
Four go fore the green 
Setting a sporting interacting scene 
An opportunity to raise funds 
Using an entertaining spectacle when is done 
Donors will clap for those that have won 
Then as the sunsets 
Fast autos will fire off their jets 
Under the light signed off by the moon 
Creating the thought the holiday is not ruined 
Flashy, colorful and cool 
Racing at Charlottes’ speedway NASCAR’s crown jewel 
Six hundred miles they will speed 
Making it southern hospitality roaring like the General Lee 
Hopefully, the Sunday message will be comprehended 
No need to be defended 
When staring at the military graves in rank and file 
Knowing yesterday ended with Coca Cola and a smile

Copyright © | Year Posted 2020




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