Covid-19 Stories

Poetic piece that reflect on the pain families have to go through during the Covid-19 pandemic and its pyschological and devasting impact on societies.

This is filled with crazy stories that actually happened in my life, updates on how the coronavirus has affected my town, me venting, asking for advice, etc.

Credits to the owner of the illustration used in the book cover. There is a virus that is currently spreading throughout the entire world. It is truly scary and spine-tingling. A group of teenagers teamed up and tried to invent a cure for this deadly virus. Because they believe if they don't help each other, along with other officials, there wouldn't be any human being lurking around earth any time soon. The deadly virus is attacking. But is there an assured cure yet? Sadly, there's none. This is certainly the killer. A massive, powerful and deadly one. The question is... Have they figured it out? Come let's explore the frustrating, frightening, meaningful, and sad crisis about the deadly virus, the killer one itself.

This is a poem I made in Creative Writing class in honor of all those who can't properly celebrate their graduation this year. My prayers for you and your family's safety during these rough and scary times. #StayStrong #KeepYourHeadUp Inspired By Gerald Stern's "The Dog" (It's more thought provoking then it sounds)

I didn't want to be tagged, it kinda just happened

When the lock down hit Canada, I thought I'd take time to post a poem each day, expecting the "15 days to flatten the curve" to end in, well, 15 days. Silly m e. My aim had been to add something to the social conversation in my little corner of IG (@andrewkooman). To laugh, to yell, to share what I needed to share, but amidst all of the fear and uncertainty, to add some beauty to it too. I loved seeing musicians, local and global, perform concerts and lift spirits in unique ways. So why not do that through writing. 80 days later, I had a compilation of visual poems that captured a sense of life in the pandemic, a collection of thoughts over time . So I thought I'd share that here.

This is a basic story or my Journey with COVID I'm using this story so I can read later and see what happened during this time.

After finally managing to get away from the sanitation crew and the Q zone Sara and Nico are now living happily together in their new house in Big Sur. Everything was going perfect until 1 little mistake which changes their lives forever.

Covid-19 almost took away my dad. Hello, I am Joss and I am 18 years old. This is my diary. Here I will relate my journey throughout my dad's illness, and the consequences that are still left behind. I want to create a space where I can evaluate my mental health and come to terms with what has happened. Pardon the funny names for my family members and myself- I am trying to make the situation as light hearted as possible

The Lost Cities have been infected with the coronavirus, and everyone's in quarantine. Dealing with the shock of her biological mom, her feelings for Fitz and Keefe, and Team Valiant, Sophie now -finally- has a break. But will this virus stop the Neverseen? And who is REALLY behind the virus? Swearing/Adult Language I don't own the cover art I don't own any characters For the sake of the plot, we're going to pretend Keefe isn't in a coma

"Την στιγμή που γράφω αυτές τις γραμμές, επιβεβαιώσαμε ότι ο ιός έχει μεταλλαχθεί τουλάχιστον μία φορά, καθιστώντας το 47% του παγκόσμιου πληθυσμού απροστάτευτο από τον ιό." Το παρόν διήγημα αποτελεί προϊόν μυθοπλασίας. Τα πρόσωπα, τα ονόματα και οι καταστάσεις είναι φανταστικά. Οποιαδήποτε ομοιότητα είναι συμπτωματική και δεν ανταποκρίνεται στην πραγματικότητα.

A poem portraying the desperation and the inescapable cruelty of love and humanity

In a world where death has no consequences, three people who have recently lost their jobs decide to compete in a reality tv deathmatch.