Historias de Covid19outbreak

They lived and loved in a world where skin contact was absolutely forbidden. One day, on what the past called the Day of the Hearts, they slipped up and held hands in the middle of the street. Three years after a deadly pandemic wiped out 65% of world's population. The Government's Mandate continues to control the lives of a few surviving cities across the globe. But things are dire. The virus continues to mutate. And there is no cure. ONC Prompts #4, #27, #54, #57, #62

As this pandemic crisis exists, I am also affected by it as well as my community. It is given that it is hard to face this new enemy. Some workers cannot work, students cannot go to school and kids cannot play outside. As we can notice, our country struggles with this time. The emergence of different pandemic diseases are unstoppable like the COVID19 happenings today. We are not prepared by it. We are lack of technology as well. In today's generation, modernization begins. I think that science and technology must always be applied when the given problem is based on the public health. It is true that we cannot give a precise idea if it does not undergo in a scientific study. We cannot do it manually and do the guessing game all the time. So as a person who is affected by this, I wrote 16 poems on how this crisis affects my daily life from the 1st day of May up until the 15th day.