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Covid-19 Pandemic

People say we're on the same boat in this pandemic,
WE ARE NOT.
We are in the same ocean but not the same boat. 
Some are on yacht;
Others are on ships; sturdy, strong and safe.
But most of us are on wooden boats.
Other's are clinging on to floaters. 
And many are STILL DROWNING. 
#CovidDiaries #MySentiments 

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