Photo credit: Julian Wan
May escape you or me—so it seems:
Wear your mask.
Wash your hands.
Stand 6 feet away.
Help stop the spread.
“Take the vaccine!”
To keep us safe—alive;
I beg u—please.
Still many has died; gasping for air,
some say its airborne–some say:
“You can catch it standing near!”
Without a warning, many took,
their last breath and that’s even scary,
“That is so mean!”
Empress Journee
This bio will be short. I am a graduate of Medgar Evers College. Mother of three and grandmother. I love to read and write poetry.
To those who have been a great support in reading my website and those who just came across this poetry this will be the ending of my poetic journey for now. I hope there will be a new chapter in my life that will be a success and inspired people to be far better in their thoughts, words and deeds. I am working on myself and it’s been hard.... yet I am getting there. When I began my poetry, I felt so deeply inspired. Now when I write I just write (feeling burned out of all that has occurred and is occurring) and I am feeling as if my poetry isn’t moving in the manner that I feel it should because I have not place myself in a position to be active reading my poetry at live venues for my own personal reason. I wanted to thank those who took the time to read my poetry especially my love ones. Thank you for being on the journey with me. Peace and blessings.
Empress Journee
