TO BE SAFE OR NOT TO BE SAFE? THAT IS THE QUESTION.

There’s discussion right now online, on radio, TV and in the press as to whether or not jabs against Covid-19 should be mandatory.

I think they definitely should be for anyone who has face to face contact with the public. 

 

I have a little passport

I keep it in my bag

It tells the world that I am safe

That I have had my jab.

 

My granny’s in a care home

But me she cannot see

The carers there don’t want the jab

That doesn’t seem fair to me.

 

I want to go to the theatre

I’d like to see a play

Until everyone has had their jabs

I’d rather stay away.

 

I want to go on holiday

Fly off to the sun

Live the life I used to live

Well, doesn’t everyone?

 

So why not have a passport

that says I’m safe to roam

If safety isn’t guaranteed

I’d rather stay at home!

 

I have a little passport

I keep it in my bag

It tells the world that I am safe

That I have had my jab.

 

I hope you get yours soon! Until then, stay safe and keep well.

 

 

 

© Andrea Neidle, My Life in Poems