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Corona - Farberism's Freewriting Poetry 2/24/25

Writer: Christian J.  FarberChristian J. Farber

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Corona


What we had,

And what we never held--

Mirrors of the same?

Confined in black remorse,

Boundaries on love--

A fool’s game.



To ergot is to dance, to Salem, to bewitch.

Living is what’s hard; dying is a cinch.

All things must pass--always they do--

Whispers through curtains still come from you.



The words of one true sentence,

Captured mid-flight,

The tapping Corona’s penance--

Wresting my storm’s fight.



Listen for the wind,

For within it lies

The words of one truth,

A sacred rain of couth,

Searching for a home

That darkness cannot sleuth.



The words we had--

Spoken, written, and thought--

That died in the gutter,

Refusing to be bought.



They’d rather fade and blow.

To a place where hands wave free

Than be lost in a place

That belongs to me.




Peace, Chris










Dr. George Sheehan




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About Chris

Christian J. Farber

After a thriving corporate career, Chris now enjoys retirement at the Jersey Shore. As a prostate cancer survivor, he's committed to educating men about the disease and covers various topics like Alcoholism, Multiple Sclerosis, and Career Success in his featured writing on platforms such as The Good Men Project, Huffington Post, and Thrive Global.

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