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10 responses to “An Encore of “This #Corona: a Day 10 #NaPoWriMo2020 / #GloPoWriMo2020 #Hay(nu)ku #sonnet””

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   Tamikanewell

   May 7, 2020

   Love this audio art.. in Poetry formation

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   memadtwo

   May 7, 2020

   Folly, yes, as they will sadly discover. Too late. (K)

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   Frank Hubeny

   May 7, 2020

   The virus is like Poe’s Mask of the Red Death approaching us even when we think we are well-protected.

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   Glenn A. Buttkus

   May 7, 2020

   Embracing this folly however has deadly consequences. The Easter holiday, stripped down to a virtual facsimile fizzled like a dud firecracker.

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   georgeplace2013

   May 7, 2020

   Powerful poem and powerful picture.

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   Beverly Crawford

   May 7, 2020

   Poem and art make a bold statement.

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   hank77

   May 7, 2020

   kaykuala

   The dark side of it suddenly comes fast with devastating effects. Very lethal without mercy. It is just ‘folly to those people who slighted’ them. Not giving them respect invites death! Very true Frank!

   Hank

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   Truedessa

   May 9, 2020

   Wow, that is a powerful image! It’s scary how some think this virus is a hoax of some kind.

   it snowed here last night, I wonder where spring is hiding?

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   Björn Rudberg (brudberg)

   May 10, 2020

   I love the reference to Poe in the end…. maybe corona getting in the White House is like Count Prospero finally being found.

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      Frank J. Tassone

      May 11, 2020

      Indeed. As the saying goes, “the chickens have come home to roost.”

      Thanks, Bjorn! 😀

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