Poems on the topic: plague

Poems on the topic “plague” on Poets.by.

CheerfulDave Bonta

In a time of plague

hard rain and wind against the plague house I walk in so merry a company I may die with laughing
AnxiousDave Bonta

Utopian

where the plague grows where desires make a rough freight promise me night comes to pay one day
ContemplativeAndrew Hamlin

Haiku 55

Sat still his whole life… at the last second–one arm closer to the stars Marchers gone home… I watch steady storm spatter take the concrete Tenth week of the plague… they pull down their masks to talk over the dog Beard to his belt and one black boot halfway onto the bus Autumn of the heart… if we’re all dead, who takes stock of the curled leaves? Lightbulb not like dawn,
InspiredAnna Wickham

Aseptic

To live on a sterile hill Suits not my mood, I'll walk in towns my fill, With strong resisting blood. There is no virtue in stark fear. Whether it be of Sin or Death, But there is pride in walking clear, Through Plague's contaminating breath.

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