
I want to be free
I want to speak
But I can’t
Any word I say
It will be used against me
They allowed it here with us
An influencial and well known
Tumbocrat did it
They brought the virus
We the less privileged
Have to bear the consequences
Being poor and helpess
I have to carry the burden
I have to put on a mask daily
It chokes me but I got no option
I can no longer shake hands
Yet that is a symbol of unit
We can no longer gather
And Bond as we celebrate
Am used to washing hands before I eat
But now I have to wash hands for safety.
They brought it
But now using it as a source of income
The contribution of funds towards
Fighting the tiny deadly virus
Now enlarging their pockets
It’s sickening but we can’t voice it out
Our tongues are tied
With little hopes of going back to our normal.
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About the Creator
Kennedy Washika
I write poetry, fiction, and non-fiction.



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