We wear masks of cloth, military-grade anti-bacterial, cotton and paper towels, stuck with jewels, reusable, washable, breathable, disposable, surgical face shields, get free-in-one-day, Halloween’s recycled, from T-shirts, bandanas, our favorite sports team, a collar to our eyes, no N-95s
We wear masks and see the homeless, a burial island in the Bronx, students with Chrome and no Wi-Fi, gig workers falling in the aisles, a Navajo nation, teachers in living rooms with no living wage, nurses and doctors in plastic garbage, sheltering in homes from the belling toll, the numbers, the numbers
