Don'T Touch Your Face: Poems From A Pandemic

These untitled, unnumbered poems were composed during the early days of the Covid crisis in the United States and distributed on many mornings via my Facebook feed. A year later, they still stand as unfiltered expressions and brief devotions for a world forever in crisis. They are meant to be read in order or out-of-order, one-at-a-time slowly or altogether in one sitting. Take them for what they are and simply enjoy. "Andrew William Smith's Don't Touch Your Face: poems from a pandemic is one of the most relatable books I've read this year, chronicling one American's experience of the tedium and angst of sheltering during the COVID crisis. The poems themselves, though, are far from tedious; they tumble from his thoughts like stones down a hill, naturally, of their own force." Richard Loranger

• | Author: Andrew William Smith
• | Publisher: Ordinary Books
• | Publication Date: June 16, 2021
• | Number of Pages: 122 pages
• | Language: English
• | Binding: Paperback
• | ISBN-10: 0977225836
• | ISBN-13: 9780977225835