Who Cares? Poem by Kim Barney
Who Cares?
Four people in the barber shop,
and I am next in line.
There's just one face that has a mask,
and that one face is mine.
The virus still is raging wild;
it's really not a scam.
Some people just don't seem to care;
why don't they give a damn?
Kim, I need a haircut also. I look like crazed woman Bravo! And an answer to yr question about Emily, It was Emily Dickinson I was referring to
Kim, Very good question? I also wonder why. To my poem list. Another 10.
A wonderful poem. So simply put but hard hitting. Loved your style of penning. To my Poem List.
I hope this poem will be chosen as Poem Of The Day and posted in public places as a reminder to all people the importance of wearing a mask. The spread of Covid 19 is still on the rise and according to studies its peak may yet to come this autumn or winter. Some places that were not hit by the virus before are now experiencing the claws of pandemic.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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Great poem. Good thoughts. My husband's barber makes men get appointments so only one customer in shop at a time. I wear one, even at our local post office as a courtesy to others.