Panic Buying

by Milly Hayward   Mar 20, 2020


Stuck in isolation
for this virus thing is rife
Towns just desolation
as the shoppers shop in strife

Frenzied people hoarding
thinking only of themselves
Simply unrewarding
others finding empty shelves

Think of those in distress
and share freely of your haul
This balance please redress
pull together one and all

Let's join forces now guys
support those most in need
Be compassionate and wise
and stop this needless greed

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  • 2 years ago

    by silver cloud

    I loved this poem so much , you are very talented

    • 2 years ago

      by Milly Hayward

      Thank you for your lovely comment. Glad you liked it. It's been a while since I've been on site so a lovely surprise x

  • 3 years ago

    by Mr. Darcy

    Hello Milly,

    reading this poem, written back a the very start of this, brings it all back. It's amazing how the human 'caveman' mentality returns when faced with an apocalyptic disaster. For a few weeks, we would have pushed a granny out of the way, just to snatch that last pack of bog rolls. Your poem was the sense that cut through this chaos, helping those fearful folk know that if we are sensible we can all get through this. This sentiment is still one that we need to listen to, for only by helping one another will we all come through the other side.

    • 3 years ago

      by Milly Hayward

      Thankyou :) Its always a lovely surprise when someone reads and comments on a poem of mine. I'm glad you liked it xx

  • 3 years ago

    by William Mae

    A very good poem accurately describing the events and traits of what we see happening, very enjoyable

  • 3 years ago

    by Milly Hayward

    Thankyou all for your lively comments sorry for the delayed response but have been off the site for a while xx

  • 4 years ago

    by Abstract Poet

    I love this poem just beautiful.

    Sorry about posting two messages I was trying to post one message.

    ~Abstract Poet.

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