Sunday 10 May 2020

VIRAL VERSE: PANDEMIC POETRY


SATIRE COMPOSED: Giorgio Coniglio and Dr. GH, March and April, 2020. Many of this group of terse verses has also been posted on Facebook, and most have also appeared individually as entries on our blog 'Daily Illustrated Nonsense' since March 2020.
Hello! I'm your social 
distancing trainer!



SOCIAL MEDIA: Giorgio has responded to the current crisis by sticking his toe in social media, and if you look hard you may be able to find him intermittently on Facebook and Twitter (#ScHurwitz - 16 'tweets' so far).  




GOING VIRAL!


CURRENT CONTENTS:
Cetacean advice
Cleaning services
COVID confinement
Down the street
Do your own dishes (D.Y.O.D.)
The Infirm
Kermit's prediction
March sadness
Mother's day
Social distancing
Stay-at-home orders
What's not to like?
Back to normal
Frontline workers
Squid in the time of COVID (a 'brief saga')




Authors' Note:

cetacean: pertaining to whales, dolphins or porpoises



Authors' Note: This verse, inspired by OEDILF editor MikeAq's experience with housecleaning during the COVID-19 era, imagines the broad spectrum of protective measures needed in the corporate or institutional setting.



Authors' Note: 

HAPPY BIRTHDAY to us!







Authors' Note

B.Y.O.B.  bring your own booze (bottle)
D.Y.O.D.  do your own dishes, an analogous motto proposed for software-enhanced 'remote get-togethers' via internet
potlatch:  a ceremonial West Coast aboriginal feast, at which highly valued possessions are given away to enhance the host’s prestige
Zoom: software for interactive on-line meetings



































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