Poetry

What if we’re wrong?

What if we’re wrong

And the worst is yet to come

What if all that work

Will leave us feeling numb?

What if we’re wrong

More illness, more death?

Fatigue for the doctor and nurse?

What if we’re wrong

And we hear the word mutate

Will the stubborn open their eyes

Or will it be too late?

What if we’re wrong

And after 10 month of pain

We’re not able to say

We made a good enough gain?

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