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POETRY IN THE PLAGUE YEAR
Poems written during the Coronavirus Outbreak 2020
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Frank De Canio Union City, N J. USA
As a brief bio: Born & bred in New Jersey,
I worked in New York City for many years. I love music from Bach to
Amy Winehouse. Shakespeare is my consolation, writing my hobby. As
poets, I like Dylan Thomas, Allen Ginsberg, and Sylvia Plath. I also
attend a Café Philo every other week in Lower Manhattan. Poem completed 8th April 2020
Corona’s Apocalypse I don’t believe a missile-launched attack could wreak such havoc on those living it Although our buildings still remain intact there aren’t many people giving it a second thought, for all the friends
they’ve lost; familiar faces who’d been working there who now must suffer the financial cost of businesses whose coffers may be bare. The smoldering that follows bombed out
ruins is mirrored in the thoughts of those who
brood. I ponder thus, the seething social wounds inflicted on those wanting fortitude to put the fractured pieces of their lives together in the body that survives.
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