The First Real Case of the Coronavirus
Written by Gail DeBole
on March 13, 2020
Fictional poem
The First Real Case of the Coronavirus
(or The Coronavirus Stew Recipe)
Nobody knows that this is really the way
The Coronavirus came here to stay.
A witch who was looking for a new supper brew
Concocted a recipe of a tasty bat stew.
The recipe was easy, a few this and thats
One frog’s ear and a big black rat.
The ingredient that would make the stew fine
Was a bat’s wing marinated in wine.
All served on top of a Yew Tree Leaf
Who needed steak when she had bat beef?
The meat was cooked rare with a slight tinge of pink
And smelled like a mixture of evil and stink.
The next day her witch friends found her alone
In a position that could only be prone.
Copyright © Gail Debole | Year Posted 2020
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