Best Covid 19 Poems


Premium Member Covid-19 Haunting Fear

Silence is deafening
Like a dungeon dark hallway.
Door after close door of bounding
Moans and groans, and painful
Yelling gasping for air.
I sit in this cold
Dark cell shivering with my
Blacken thoughts. 
Am I the only sane one? 
Am I the only healthy one?
They come in and out
At all hours to poke and prob.
I, a human, a pin cushion
Ready for use.
Trying someplace else to delve
Madden hunger for More pain.
In isolation with no touch for comfort.
They in hazmat suits
Because they cannot breathe my breath
Or touch my tainted skin.
Claustrophobic in these four walls
Lord, please save me 
From this darkness and pain;
Meet my exhausted lids to rest.
All I see are the haunting eyes
Of the ghost that had passed
Veiled in fear white sheets of snow.



12/15/2020
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Bureaucracy Vs Democracy

A monster now has been set free
   in this once land of liberty.
      This 'Frankenstein' divided us
         due to the Covid vaccine fuss.

Glib leaders 'round the table sit-
   like at a tea party, commit
      to brews concocted every day
         that keep their madness on display.

Vaxxed diss the unvaxxed for the spread
   who say the choice is theirs instead.
      Yet, now those jabbed can get sick too;
         such dark unknowns hide what to do.

Now masking is for everyone;
   the vaccinated thought they won.
      Again, each needs to hide their face
         as noteless beings in our space.

Divided families now fight-
   each side pleads other see the light.
      One side has faith in trial vax;
         the other, side-effects attacks.

This monster 'Frankenstein' digs deep
   into our hearts and minds to keep
      division strong till final test
         steals each free will as repossessed.

This freak is fierce, released from hell
   by leaders that now undersell
      the freedoms of democracy- 
         for bondage of bureaucracy.


August 3, 2021

~1st Place~
Contest: Frankenstein Tea Party 2021
Sponsor: Joe Maverick
Judged: 09/26/2121
Form: Couplet

Premium Member To the Fallen of Covid 19

To all the fallen of Covid 19
whose deaths were unrecorded and unseen
To those who languished in intensive care
where Fear unmasked itself to mock each prayer

To mothers shedding tears from dawn till night
while clutching keepsakes of their children tight 
To fathers who must raise their kids alone
who stoic in their grief, suppress each groan

To nurses, doctors, first responders, all
who risked their lives in answering the call
to face the mayhem, doing what it takes
Yet every day the virus raised the stakes

To those deprived of saying their goodbyes 
who could not wipe the tears from closing eyes
To those who stood alone beside a grave
who mourned the youth that doctors could not save

To you now isolated in your house
who care for stricken child or unwell spouse
To you whose nightmares will not let you sleep
who plead of God your loved ones' souls to keep

What comfort can I give you who remain
when in the news there's talk of a new strain?
Just this that Covid 19 will not win
To let it crush our souls would be as sin

One day we're sure to leave the "hiding place",
and not to face our deaths, but live in grace 
Though normalcy may not be like before,
I know that there are blessings still in store

Our faith and dreams remain pandemic free...
These Covid cannot steal from you or me 
Humanity has learned what things are dear
We found new ways to keep our loved ones near

Eileen Manassian


Another One Shuts Down - Corona Virus Edition

Another One Shuts Down (Corona virus version)

Gates and boards and reels of wire
Garbage by the gates
Driveway overgrown with grass
The factory is a state

Security checks once an hour
To make sure all's still locked
Another business shut it's door
the economy was rocked

Another workplace bites the dust
Another one shuts down
To find the business district here
You've got to leave the town

They're closing up 'bout one a month
Jobs are leaving by the score
When you leave, turn out the lights
And please folks, lock the door

Work is leaving faster than
It has ever in the past
There's more folks on assistance
How long will this all last?

Fifty years a hundred ten
Factories closing shop
There's more buildings that are vacant
Our growth came to a stop

It doesn't matter where you go
It's that damn covid one nine
If you are not essential
Out goes the "CLOSING" sign

It all comes down to profit
You're a number not a name
It doesn't matter where you go
Plant closure is the game

Another workplace bites the dust
Another one shuts down
To find the business district here
You've got to leave the town

They're closing up 'bout one a month
Jobs are leaving by the score
When you leave, turn out the lights
And please folks, lock the door
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Covid 19 the Day After Or There About

I wrote two terrible poems last night.
Will this one be another?
I am looking at the clock.
It is time to leave and get the oil changed.
I read the sign as I pull in.
No Shirt, No Shoes, No Mask, No Service.
I don my mask before entering.

I greet the girl behind the counter.
Do I need an appointment?
I do not know all the rules.
She replies, walk-ins welcomed.

Politely takes my keys.
Just an oil change JC, I nod.
She knows me by name.
Not because of my Poetry.
It is just that I have been here before.

The service starts promptly.
Three now toil on my vehicle.
It used just to be one.
I am the lone customer in the reception area.

Tv still playing the same station.
No more free coffee.
My soul smiles, anyway.
I guess I should have expected it.

I start to listen to Janine Jansen, Vivaldi.
My earbuds are a no-name brand.
I wish I had my Audiophile headset.
But that would be rude.

The technician approaches me.
I was expecting this.
It is not a cabin filter this time.
That would only cost me an extra twenty bucks.

He explains I need my transmission fluid changed.
That is another One Hundred and Eighty bucks.
Shows me the samples he took.
I agree, and he says it will take a little while longer.

As I sit here listening to music.
My keys arrive twenty minutes later.
Drat, I still need a little more hope.
I was looking for one more concerto.

Time to pay as panic sets.
Did I forget my wallet?
No, it is here in my back pocket.
A wave of relief washes over me.

I am slowly returning to normalcy.
On the way home, I am thinking, Metallica.



1st place

BRIAN'S CHOICE 10,any form,any theme
Contest Judged:  5/30/2020 4:05:00 AM
Sponsored by: Brian Strand
© Jc Hawkens  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member The Virus Coronavirus Covid 19

"V"irus now controlling the world.
"I"n every home changes are coming.
"R"un to the store to get what you need.
"U"se peace not fear to escape the stress.
"S"un rises, sun sets with more deaths each day.

Date Written: 3/13/2020
Form: Acrostic


Covid-19 Is Everywhere

"Its corona time" they said
I really hope I don't wind up dead
Many people have such as Tom Hanks
He's been tested. It wasn't a prank

Stores are running out of Purell and toilet paper
COVID-19 is like a game and we are all desperate players

Wash your hands and say a prayer
Becasue coronavirus is everywhere
© Ella Weiss  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Deadly Virus Affliction Covid-19

                 Corona  has... 
              conquered
     hearts of 
    people.
     And 
    those, 
    with 
      pessi-
           mistic 
              thoughts are
                    gonna conceal...
                    
          
                     ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
                     
 

their                                 While, people 
Parts                        with opti-           mistic 
With                       thoughts             are gonna     
Gloves                      move                 around                                                             
 and                            with self-assurance,
Masks                                        faith and
to per-                                         hope to
form                                         regain
their                                  their lock-
tasks.                            down loss.

2-5-2020

~DEEPA~

Disclaimer: Read continuously as C-19
(start with C,move on to 1 and then 9).
© V. Deepa  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Concrete

Usa Million Aire

The cooings of a snow-white dove
Beseech the wind to bring us love
But pandemics apart
Don't you dare touch my heart
Unless you wear a rubber glove!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Coronavirus Covid 19

I’ve had enough of chicken soup,
it always tastes the same;
as COVID-19 sweeps the world 
and leaves our loved ones lame,
Poetrysoup is just the thing
to ease away the pain. 
Just today, in Italy, 
I read that neighbors sing,
through open windows across the streets
while kept in quarantine. 
Here, we neighbors of the world
now open up our screens,
and gather up our thoughts and words
and let our heartstrings sing. 
The music of our keyboards carries far,
more quickly than a sneeze, 
to make our fellow human beings
feel much more at ease. 
Nearly neighbor, unseen friend,
let us share our songs,
across the streets of data bits,
no matter what the wrong. 

March 13, 2020
Coronavirus Covid 19 contest
Sponsored by Team PoetrySoup
Form:

100,000 and Counting

American healthcare is a joke
Government play on too many folk
Those who can't pay
Die everyday
Whilst Trump switches from Lysol to Coke
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Covid 19 April 2020

It's twenty twenty there is a new threat
A virus with no cure as yet.
Its a pandemic, its all around.
An antibody needs to be found.

Globally politicians and proffesionals have aired.
A lockdowns required people are scared.

The advice that been given is very sound.
Stay at home save your pound.
No save lives is what it's about.
For goodness sake don't go out.

Thousands of people have sadly died.
More to come scientists confide.
No cure at present we must isolate
Joe public's lives are in a state

Schools being closed indefinitely.
What to do with the children, 'Help me!!'
Exercise daily but only once a day
The kids just want to go out and play

Daily shopping is frowned upon
All hand cleaner and toilet rolls have  gone
People panic buying what's so wrong 
Vulnerable people can't be out too long

Go to work if you can
Or work from home like I am
Stay at home with your family
Protect them from this uncertainty 

The emergency services are doing us proud.
I hope you all clapped really loud
Community groups have stepped up too
They are here to help me and you.

So please everyone listen to the advice
Stay at home or throw the dice
It's not just you that will be hurt
It's others around you that's a cert.

Premium Member Covid-19 a Sequel To 9-11

COVID-19
A Sequel To 9-11 
Written: by Tom Wright
10/19/01- 4/3/2020

During trying times,
We often search our dark lonely passageways.
Finding scant light
To help us through our days;
As faith's novices,
We often consider that sight
With anguish, fear, and utter disdain;
Faith, prompts us to believe the glow at tunnel's end,
Is our ray of hope, not the last train?


“He who has health has hope,
And he who has hope has everything”
Arab Proverb
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lyric

Covid -19 a Silent Messenger of Lucifer

Through the creek of the door there sneaked in a silent messenger of Lucifer,

A breathing man sneezed till the last breath, and was shrouded with chillness,

It was a soothing flame of fire choked the chamber in and out,

Rapidity was a trait of the silent messenger which breathed its force mysteriously,

And there was coughing, sneezing and spitting with rising temperature,

The stigma of Covid-19 had its recycle with its mutated psychology.

The victims succumbed to the predator’s double-bladed scalpel.

The illegitimate entry of Covid -19 into an Oriental province is an infamous history,

The silent messenger then turned to an untamable monster that devoured the ‘innocents’,

Clinical staff ran helter-skelter to fight with the devouring monster,

The malicious hunter with his hunting dog wolfed breath in minutes.

The mammoth giant in miniature form of virus wielded his weapon ‘cross the horizon,

And multiple lives were dragged thro’ the tunnel of darkness,

The malicious organisms with short span of life-expectancy breed countless generations,

And enjoy themselves with the crown of sinister leaves.

Who will chase the messenger of Lucifer and shall redeem the world?

Day in and day out chemicals and antibiotics run under microscopes,

Vaccines are tried in every corner,

But experiments and efforts seem to be a fiasco.

So Who shall chase the messenger of evil from the face of human lives?

There is One Who made man and creations,

So, let’s seek His Providence to walk in His Word,

And Life on earth shall be a way unto the Life of Eternity.

Shall we all….?

,

Covid-19 Experience As Health Worker's Wife

The ballad most widely known
In Bhutan, a heroic tale of Tsewang Tashi.
Like the hero was selected to go 
for the battle, so is he chosen to go for war
without armor.

Without armor? 
would be your question.
Don't be astonished, for the war
is not against other worlds, neither between
different ethnic groups, but is the war 
to combat the deadly disease of 2020,
yes! the pandemic covid-19
spreading quickly in every nation.

But why him? 
would be your next question, but ask not 
because he is not the king or the ministers
fighting wholeheartedly for the people.
Rather he is included,
to those group, who is on their 
responsibility like any other individuals.  

Why about him? 
ask me that. I Phurchu Zam
like that of the heroic tale, awaits for his return.
Oh! that's about him, but its not.
For it is about Phurchu Zam 
resembling my state, with hurdles in heart 
massive than that of the man
who went for the war.

It is just a lonely night,
with your warmth lingering around,
just to fade away. The heroic tale
is sung and acted, mourning the tragedy 
of nation's great hero. But who have the idea
what Phurchu Zam went through?
With her two fatherless kids,
with her hope like that of wings of a bird. 
And that wings were broken, 
For there is no hope, waiting for him.

I will wait, Just like Phurchu Zam
as he is my Tsewang Tashi. 
Then am I her? No I am not,
For my hero will come
serving our country, with his selfless duty.
For he will be back,
as he knows his Phurchu Zam is waiting
counting on every seconds, for his 
RETURN. He will be back,
without a wound in his body
though he went to fight,
A war without armors.

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