I look at the Zoom class
Names suspended in the void
Voices from the dark
They may be learning
Asleep
Even dead
But I teach on, smiling
Before a careful backdrop
This could have been over
But you insisted
On your constitutional right
To breathe on the barista
As she worked for seven bucks
While her grandmother died
January 22, 2021
From “Laccines” by Anonymous
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