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po·et lau·re·ate [ˌpōət ˈlôrēət]

Noun

1. an eminent poet traditionally appointed for life as a member of the British royal household.

— a poet appointed to, or regarded unofficially as holding, an honorary representative position in a particular country, region, or group:

"the poet laureate of young America"

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Tuesday, September 1, 2026

THE INDISCRIMINATE RISK

Millions of North Americans engaged the coronavirus to their deaths.

They did so reluctantly and so courageously to their very last breaths.

Their valiant fight to stay alive was mostly fought in the field of hospital trenches

Aided by first responders, nurses and doctors, none of whom sat on side benches.

And although many fatalities have thus resulted from these joint battles being fought,

History, as Mankind’s tutor, has repeatedly the ethical categorical imperative taught,

To protect and to value equally, all of its kindred souls, both the strong and weak,

For the agent of death indiscriminately puts all of us equally at risk, so to speak.