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Hearts Bleeding - a poem and its origin By Phillip Coffey Hiding from Nazi - the COVID -19 quarantine. Taking shelter from masses in my boxed-in cove. Kinfolk bring hot cornbread and soup cuisine. Keep wearing your mask - It sure ain't over. Curtail the selfish choices of others not healing. Repeating,'think of others' never redundant. Worldwide Pandemic of dying - hearts bleeding. Loving and caring for others - always incumbent. Phil shares the story behind the poem: My younger sister Deb Atwell and her husband Rick have had a very stressful month or so. Rick had knee surgery recently and then he become very ill with COVID-19. He has suffered mightily. He could not have physical therapy following surgery. Family and friends have been very helpful. I do not know who among their friends have been able to assist them. (I know Ellen Rogers has) Love and thanks to all that have. I visited Deborah yesterday; placing hot cornbread and a few days supply of taco soup on her porch. After I returned to my car which was located about 50 feet from her house, she come outside. She thanked me and then said -'feel like I am hiding from the Nazis'. That statement inspired me to write, "HEARTS BLEEDING." This story was posted on 2020-10-26 10:29:14
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