An Onslaught, a Poem by Melanie Han
Life changes as the repercussions of the virus and the fear it stirs affects reality.
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- Apr 8, 2020
- 4 min
Why Being in Isolation is Not Like Being in Jail, a Short Story by Christine Brooks
For the collection: 'Life in the time of #COVID'. As the US closes its borders, restaurants, schools and retail stores, more people than ever, it seems, have taken to social media to express their feelings. One of the common themes I have noticed, is people saying they feel like they are in jail. I for one can tell you it isn’t anything like that. This past Wednesday, when I returned from a quick surf trip in Rhode Island to my hometown of Springfield, Massachusetts, the grip
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- Apr 5, 2020
- 1 min
Kindness in an Age of Pestilence, a Poem by Matt Duggan
Matt Duggan writes about the importance of remaining human and showing kindness to others despite the COVID-19 pandemic.
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- Apr 1, 2020
- 2 min
New Rules to Abide By, a Poem by Bob Beagrie
A prose poem by Bob Beagrie on the New Rules to Abide By in the time of #COVID-19.
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