Poems about Coronavirus capture the profound impact of the global pandemic on individuals, communities, and society at large. These poems explore a range of themes and emotions related to the virus. They may also reflect on the fear, uncertainty, and isolation experienced during lockdowns and quarantines.
They might delve into the resilience and courage displayed by frontline workers and healthcare professionals. Poems about Coronavirus may also contemplate the loss and grief caused by the disease, paying tribute to those who have succumbed to it.
โAt Firstโ by Amanda Gorman is a poem about language in the COVID-19 pandemic. The poem uses text messages to speak about how the pandemic changed everyone.ย
There were no words for what we witnessed.
When we talked to each other,
Our sentences were stilted
& stalled as a telegram.
โThe Miracle of Morningโ by Amanda Gorman is a direct message of hope in the face of suffering. Specifically, Gorman uses this poem to discuss the coronavirus pandemic and its outcome.ย
I thought Iโd awaken to a world in mourning.
Heavy clouds crowding, a society storming.
But thereโs something different on this golden morning.
Something magical in the sunlight, wide and warming.
โThereโs No Power Like Homeโ by Amanda Gorman is a beautiful testament to the difficulties associated with COVID-19 restrictions.ย
We were sick of home,
Home sick.
That mask around our ear
Hung itself into the year.
Amanda Gormanโs poem โThe Hill We Climbโ is a moving depiction of the United States as it was on the cusp of President Bidenโs inauguration in 2021.ย
When day comes we ask ourselves,
where can we find light in this never-ending shade?
The loss we carry,
a sea we must wade.
‘The Great Realisation’ is a thought-provoking poem written by the kiwi-born English poet Tomos Roberts, also known by his pen name Tomfoolery. This poem depicts the impact of Covid-19 across the world and how it shaped a new, bright, and compassionate world.
Tell me the one about the virus again, then Iโll go to bed. But my boy, youโre growing weary, sleepy thoughts about your head. โPlease! That oneโs my favourite. I promise just once more.โ