I have accepted my isolation
Even with the eggshell we fear crushing
That is not to say that if the occasion arose
Where I would be aloud to safely venture into the world
To cough in the presence of others
Without being shunned or feared
I would not take it
No I would take it happily
I would be overjoyed to see the people I so long to see
But I also must admit
That no more than a month after quarantine is lifted
I will more than likely be back in my home
In my room barely texting anyone
Sitting in the silence I once craved but now hate
Because I am an extroverted introvert at best
I only need my fill of social contact and energy
Before it's too much and I feel overwhelmed
Without it I tend to slip into a depressive state
As has become evident in these recent weeks
Yet there is nothing I can do
Except accept that I must stay home
I am lucky to divide my life between two homes
Tomorrow I will go to queens 2's home
And get my fill of change of scenery
Before I return to queen 1's house
And continue with my sweet and sad nothings
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Tuesday, April 7th, 2020 (23rd day of quarantine because of COVID-19
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Daily Quarantine Poetry
PoetryI have decided to write a poem a day describing how I am feeling, what I did that day, and/or my main thoughts revolving the day for the duration of my quarantine. This will go through a world win of emotions and there will probably just be straight...
