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    Procession Poetry: Procession Poetry, #1
    Procession Poetry: Procession Poetry, #1
    Procession Poetry: Procession Poetry, #1
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    Procession Poetry: Procession Poetry, #1

    By Paul A. Lynch

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    Various poems are written from the genre of poetry from the author and poet Paul A. Lynch. 

     

    VIRUS

    Deadly virus spreading itself like a green bay tree

    Inside my body, it's taking effect like a bumblebee

    Coughing, runny nose, and itching all over

    No scent

    No odor

    My misery is getting louder

    No cure for such dreaded disease, I've been told

    Lord, please, if you can help me get some ease

    A mysterious virus that is attacking many cells

    Please just go and stay on the fence

    Doctors trying their very best

    Tests after tests, Vitamin C, B, D, E, and some rest

    Getting up I feel restless

    Seriously thinking if death is best

    "Don't give up," an unknown voice states

    "Don't do anything in haste,"

    I listened to the mysterious voice

    And today I've been fully cured and made whole.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherGrowing Word Ink
    Release dateFeb 22, 2020
    ISBN9781393610748
    Procession Poetry: Procession Poetry, #1

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