Heroes In Blue
Unprecedented times, the like never seen before
This pandemic has shaken us all to our very core
A whirlwind ripping through our cities and towns
The evil coronavirus wearing its invisible crown
It does not care if you are rich or poor
A Royal, a minister or the boy next door
No matter what age, wealth, colour or creed
Affecting us all, and with devastating speed
We have a war to fight, we need to act fast
A battle mightier than seen in our recent past
We need protection and care for the sick
We need an army, and we need them quick
This call is answered by our heroes in blue
Fighting on the front line for me and for you
Strange times for us all, lock down is rough
Not meeting with family and friends is tough
The schools are shut, pubs and restaurants too
Cinemas and theatres, the gyms and the pools
The shops are closed down, nothing much is sold
Holidays are cancelled, travel plans on hold
No trips to the beach or sunbathing allowed
No picnics by the river or gathering in crowds
We shop for food, keeping a two metre distance
Run errands for neighbours in need of assistance
Staying safe at home, apart from our hour a day
To control the contagion, to keep the virus at bay
We all do this to protect our heroes in blue
Fighting on the front line for me and for you
When the virus is defeated and safely in the past
We will come together, celebrate and party at last
Hug family and loved ones, tell them you care
Be together and cherish the moments you share
Visit the cinema, the theatre or go out to dine
Share a bottle or two! of your favourite wine
Meet a friend for coffee or afternoon tea
Spend a day out, or go on a shopping spree
A new dress and bag and maybe some shoes
Most importantly get that desperate hairdo
Drive to the seashore, just to watch the tide
Lay a blanket by the river in the countryside
We will do this because of our heroes in blue
Fighting the front line for me and for you
julie callaghan
Mon 6th Jul 2020 08:14
Thank you for the likes and comments, several amazing rainbows appearing here last night. the photo does not do it justice.
They make all this miserable weather we are having a little more bearable.