The great reset(part3)

Medical staff working round the clock"
To try their best and save peoples lifes!
Everyone told stay home take stock;
The presure on doctors, nurses ,midwifes!

At the time shortage of medical eqipment"
And not forgeting the constant lack of p.p.e'
The over whelming feeling of unsetlment!
For us all was a time of great uncertainty!

I would like too also stress!
Those who were in revoult;
The weekly clapping for n.h.s!
Some who thought an insult'

Remembering also the whole salers!
Struggling to meet constant demands"
Reffering to the sale of hand sanitizers!
The constant washing of your hands!

When finaly lifted the lockdown!
The skies now gone back to grey;
And the sudden change in lown!
People still seem to walk astray"

The middle of twenty twenty one!
Though not quit back to normality"
Were told the virus not yet gone"
People all around looking so wary!

Thinking also about the massive cost"
The effect it has had on the econamy'
All of thos peoples lifes that were lost!
The effect on people mentally, phisically!

But though we were forthwarned'
About the effect of the aftermath!
Lost ones are still mourned"
When some thought was a laugh!

Those who thought was orchenstrated"
But something that was never before seen!
What non of us could have anticipated:
And the was the year of covid 19!!



Bit long winded l guess more of an acount 
Of global pandemic did not want to write at time
Of advent as not a plesent time only now looking back retrospective .....calked great reset as we all had to re ajust and still are
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Copyright © | Year Posted 2026

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