Pandemic Perch

Remembering Virginia Woolf, I made myself a private spot on our balcony. Lovely in good weather with a pleasant view of a deeply troubled world. 

Maybe it’s too close.

Birds chirping over a manicured zen garden, each person walking through a tight amalgam of social rage and a disease vector.

Balance takes on a new meaning when perched on a branch. Flight is tricky too, given the maelstrom.


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Anne L'Ecuyer

Anne is a writer and social impact executive who stays closely connected to an international network of creative leaders and artists. She writes about vintage postcards at The Posted Past, www.postedpast.com.

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