It turns out that some workers are essential.
Others, however, are inessential.
Inessential workers often get more of a compensation.
It’s to help them deal with inner doubt.
But essential workers are outgoing and greeted by people.
They may even put on a crown.
The crown is evidence of popularity with crowds.
Their heads are rolling, like at the end of Ancien Regime.
Essential workers in crowns resemble saints.
Virtue is its own reward and requires no compensation.
But a circle of gold helps spectators point out the saint in the painting.
Crowned heads are rolling over New York, rolling over Brownsville and Corona.
Essential workers usually don’t need that much compensation.
Virtue is its own reward and requires no compensation.