I Don't Know You
a poem
I don’t know you
But I care
I pray for things to get better
I ask that you be safe
That you are warm
That you have lots to eat
And drink
I give what I can
Help any way I can
I don’t ask for anything
In return
Except that you survive
And thrive
And live
I don’t know you
But I care
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