Camera I

Once the night sky was glittered. And the jubilant people were busy taking pictures and selfies. The attack was sudden, rapid, virulent the rowdies were able to fool the most vigilant of guards. The symptoms were not straightforward And the bodyguards un-prepared for this fast, methodical standoff. Wise say, precaution is better than cure. Donning masks, washing hands, imposing quarantine  Efforts were to barricade the infection to heighten. But alas! the city’s sky was overcast with the fear of a pandemic. Few experts even called this biogenic. Once the vibrant malls, businesses and schools, gave a deserted look. Hazmat suits, roamed the streets and waded the brooks Rounding up the usual suspects- rodents, birds, flies, mosquitoes, even romaine lettuce. Whatever corrupted the lungs, the culprit had to be booked;  Who would have suspected the fungus? The big data, had no records of the micro-spores their lengths and breadths i