Love in the Pandemic







Love in the Pandemic

My first reflection, inspired by a heartfelt morning meeting.

This is my first poetry post

Written on April 8,2020.

Dedicated to Dr. Nadeem.

A brief encounter

Moved me deeply — enough to break inner barriers

and let words flow.

Love in the Pandemic

Feel the essence of care,
When the heart is anemic.

It brings a good effect
This feeling isn’t local —
It’s wholly systemic.

I pray that Love
May stay pandemic.

— — — God is Love,

Who heals through panic.
And shows us grace —
Even in a pandemic.

God bless .


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