The Ogre

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The poem in a nutshell

Corona or COVID-19 is indeed a monstrous creature to all and sundry. It snatches lives in the twinkling of an eye. Like a monster, it stretches out its tongue here and there. No matter whether one is brave or fearful of the virus, it might spare none. So, we have to stay extra-cautious. Let us all keep in mind that prevention is better than cure. Let us all battle together.




The poem -- "The Ogre"

Corona’s tantalising tongue
Has been spreading so long.
Nobody does the ogre spare;
No matter if I fear or dare,
It will me ensnare.

The sun soon will go down;
Corona’s ready to frown,
With his jeopardising jaws;
We all are full of flaws;
Lo! He outstretches his claws.


The keywords to the entire poem

Poem, ogre, Corona's tantalising tongue, spreading so long, ogre spare, fear or dare, ensnare, the sun, go down, ready to frown, jeopardising jaws, full of flaws, outstretches claws




The keywords to the short summary

Corona Virus, COVID-19, monstrous creature, all and sundry, snatches lives in the twinkling of an eye, monster, stretches out, tongue here and there, brave or fearful of the virus, spare none, extra-cautious, prevention is better than cure, battle together

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