I'm alone in a hotel room,
sitting on the floor,
waiting for my food to come,
that knocking on the door
They said I was exposed
and couldn't stay on campus,
so now I sit all alone,
awaiting my test status
It was all so sudden,
I was at my desk
when the email came
I was about to take a test
you've been in close contact
with someone who is sick
so pack your things now please
sorry this is all so quick
And then there I was
on a bus, riding to the hotel
Did I just fail that online test?
If I did, oh well
Now here I sit a day later
this is all so surreal
how much more time will COVID
from me and the world steal?
I'm a 19 year old single girl
I thought this'd be the year
I'd have my first date, my first kiss
but now the whole world shakes with fear
Last week, I've decided
something was off in the universe
everyone was grumpy, rude, on edge,
I wish life could to us reimburse!
My roommate said last week,
people were like dogs before a storm,
we could all sense that something was coming
our sixth sense did seem to foreworn
The cases at my college spiked
we got locked in our rooms
and then that fateful email came
as so many are at rest in their tombs
I consider myself lucky,
they put me in a safe place alone,
at least I have a big tv,
and thank goodness for my phone
I'm alone in a hotel room,
sitting on the floor,
and you know what, I can't cry
I don't think anyone can cry anymore.
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