Give us our world again! Her poem became the model for the Global Vaccine Poem project, which asks people to add to a collective poem. In five weeks, 8,000 people have visited the website, adding 1,200 stanzas. Their responses range from nostalgia for what life was like before to hope for what could come. At vaccination sites at UA, Kent, the University of Texas and in Bisbee, people receive cards about the project while they wait the 15 minutes afterward. “It’s a good time to write poetry because this is a powerful moment and there is a lot of emotion cooked into it,” Meier said.