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March 11, 2021
and for the umpteenth
time that day,
the mind unsettled –
in disarray.
and birds that came
for daily bread,
absent from the air –
the world seemed dead.
So still, too still,
pressure intense.
That day so different,
nothing made sense.
and for the umpteenth
time that day,
all sense of reason
went away.
any chance of hope
inside my head,
quickly replaced
by fear and dread.
What point – no point
to life, I thought,
when at rock bottom
some help I sought.
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