Letter: Covid’s demise, now that is the prize

Posted 5/13/20

To the editor:

What is this new virus I’m hearing about?

If its origin is funny, it’s from China, no doubt.

Mutate and incubate are terms scientific,

Precisely what makes …

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Letter: Covid’s demise, now that is the prize

Posted

To the editor:

What is this new virus I’m hearing about?

If its origin is funny, it’s from China, no doubt.

Mutate and incubate are terms scientific,

Precisely what makes Corona so prolific.

We get the flu from each other, where the germs are at.

But virus corona, we got from a bat!

That’s the way with these viruses, they say,

Especially ones that contain RNA

Nimble and quick is this Covid-19.

Some would say it’s a well-oiled machine.

To that I agree,

But no match will it be for effective vaccine.

Someday it will be over. Someday it’ll end.

And whenever that is, our bodies will mend.

Happy’s the day when Corona is done. When the germ is defeated

And mankind has won.

So, do your social distancing

And shelter-in-place.

As Dr. Fauci and friends

To solutions they do race.

John Quatromoni, MD

Tiverton

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