The Virus by Wolfgang Hampel, author of global success 'Satire is my favorite animal'

The Virus by Wolfgang Hampel, author of global success 'Satire is my favorite animal' The Virus Copyright March 27, 2020 by Wolfgang Hampel All rights reserved The rabbit woman is very busy. The sun shines blue from the sky. She paints the eggs, but where is her husband? He lies in the grass and watches her, moaning softly: I need some peace and quiet. I've caught a nasty virus. Work's over today! I still have to go shopping, I want to look for something special. Then she calls out loudly: I believe you! Are you hunting for Berzel paper again? You're very happy to let me toil, only to quickly disappear. I'm not hiding it. You're a dwarf in character. Your virus is supposed to be love, but you leave me alone so often. You're always so quick to run away. When will you stand by my side? The rabbit woman is losing her temper: You're not sick, just lazy as hell, you make me do all the work so she can laugh up your sleeve. Then she says, full of annoyance: It's over for both of us now. I'm not to be envied with you, so I'm divorcing you... The rabbit is truly frightened, shocked, and completely thrown off balance. Suddenly he's young again, jumps up, and paints with enthusiasm. The virus is over now. I'm your hero - no coward!!!! Then she looks at him with a smile. Love is now green with hope. We wish you today, for Easter, good health and only the best. We should also broaden our perspective now. Better times are coming.