It is Saturday
But I can’t go anywhere
And it’s November
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James Proclaims! 
14 responses to “A Haiku About How Reasons To Be Cheerful Aren’t Always As Advertised”
Directions For Home Stay.
Upset ’cause you’re under lock down?
Cheer up, soon be over it.
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I wouldn’t mind but I am allowed to go to work which seems like the worst of all worlds…
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Ah! Poor James proclaims.
I am going to haiku
Sympathy for you
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It is appreciated
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Never mind eh James?
It is November and hence
bloody cold out there
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But going outside is the only thing we’re allowed to do…
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Outside? Don’t be silly. That’s where the death thing is. Stay in, drink irresponsibly and throw things at the telly every time the PM appears on it.
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Are you under complete lockdown? We can still go places here but everyone is masked.
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It is officially complete lockdown but there appear to be a lot more exceptions to the rules than last time so it’s not quite as grim. But also probably not as effective so ultimately it’s a restriction of liberties which will very likely achieve nothing. Which is always nice…
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You’ve been gipped. Ask for your money back.
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I didn’t read the small print
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We all learn from our mistakes.
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I’m not convinced that’s true
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I’m entitled to my unfounded optimism.
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