Coronavirus

Coronavirus is a mysterious virus,
not to be taken at ease.
So I request you, please wash your hands and
try not to wheeze or sneeze.

Take this seriously, if you want to,
even as a warning.
it spreads mercilessly and
sometimes even leads to mourning.

Be careful, you can't 
escape this deadly disease.
It has a crown shape and
some unfriendly unease.

You won't realise that
you have it for the first few days.
It will suck the energy right out of you 
and it'll leave you in a daze.

Don't go outside,
it's probably a lockdown.
Just stay inside and what we need,
is for you to calm down.

What's the problem in staying inside,
I don't understand.
You can stay in the comfort of your house,
and watch the whole world plan.

It started in Wuhan China and,
it spread across the world.
From NYC to Tokyo,
it is the new big whirl.

Stay home and stay safe
that is my very clear want.
if you don't do so,
I might be pressurised to daunt.

It's okay if you worry,
after all, it has killed many,
but it's not okay to hurry,
despite the fact it's deadly.

The coronavirus

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