Corona Times


Quarantined,no companions
Continents wail...
Amidst chaos and contagions
Life has to sail...

The best part of this lockdown is a time that for introspection so that we look back, take a break and bring the dusted habits back into decorum. I just decided to blog again after a long time.

The worst part, of course revolves around the scare and the uncertainty that is unprecedented at a time when already world seem to be shadowed by an economic slowdown.

"You never know what can happen tomorrow", I just started believing in those words, though it seems a bit unscientific. 
When we heard "Hope is a dangerous thing" from Red at Shawshank jail for the first time, it just feels sometimes echos in media voice. But at some point everyone realises the same " Hope is the best of the things" , from Andy which echoed outside Shawshank. 

The world will see a new dawn after the Covid-19 passes away. Till then just stay home, stay safe.

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